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Drawings for Flanges

07/20/2011 10:59 PM

Can anyone help us in getting a drawing done for a 16'' 2500# BF, and a 26'' 2500# BF. Let me know the cost. Thank you.
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Re: Drawings for flanges

07/21/2011 1:31 AM

What type of flange you need ? welded neck , slip on, Blind, threaded, socket , Do you have a copy of the Current Specs to look at ?

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Re: Drawings for flanges

07/21/2011 10:51 AM

Hi, I am looking for drawings for a Blind Flange. No specs are with me. B16.5 flanges. Thanks.
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Re: Drawings for flanges

07/26/2011 4:35 AM

I will see if any info exists for the size you want.. However there is a lot more information required.. Pressure? fluid? Gas? what material are you mating to and do you intend to use a gasket and what type did you have in mind .. flat or recessed ring.. not as simple as just drawing one.. I could do that no problem but the calcs are important and the info necessary before i would try ..

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Re: Drawings for flanges

07/26/2011 11:45 AM

Thanks, and I will try and find out as much information as I can on my side, and pass it on to you if I am successful.
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