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Screwed (threaded) flanges are pipe flanges joined by screwing onto externally threaded pipes. They provide a secure connection without welding, making them ideal for low-pressure, low-temperature, or hazardous environments where welding is unsafe. Commonly used in plumbing, fire protection, and industrial systems, these flanges are easy to assemble and disassemble for maintenance. Available in materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloys, they conform to standards such as ASME B16.5 and ASTM specifications. Though convenient, threaded connections are not recommended for high-pressure or vibrating systems due to potential leakage and thread wear.


Standard Specifications

Standard Description Applicable Materials
ASME B16.5 Flanges and Flanged Fittings – Pipe sizes NPS ½” to 24” Carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel
ANSI B1.20.1 Standard for pipe threads (NPT – National Pipe Thread Taper) Threaded flange connections
ASTM A105 Standard for forged carbon steel piping components Carbon steel
ASTM A182 Standard for forged stainless and alloy steel flanges Stainless steel, alloy steel
EN 1092-1 European standard for flanges Various steels

Dimension:-
NPS (inches) Outside Diameter (OD) (mm) Bolt Circle Diameter (mm) No. of Bolts Bolt Size Flange Thickness (mm)
½ 90 60.3 4 ½" 11.2
1 110 76.2 4 ½" 12.7
2 150 120.7 4 ⅝" 15.9
3 190 152.4 4 ⅝" 19.1
4 230 190.5 8 ⅝" 23.9
6 280 241.3 8 ¾" 25.4
8 345 298.5 8 ¾" 28.4
10 405 362.0 12 ⅞" 30.2
12 485 431.8 12 ⅞" 31.8

Pressure Ratings

Screwed flanges are typically available in the following pressure classes:

  • Class 150
  • Class 300
  • Class 600

Higher pressure classes are less common and often not recommended due to limitations of threaded connections.