Slip on Flange is essentially a ring that is placed over the pipe end, with the flange face extending from the end of the pipe by enough distance to apply a weld bead on the inside diameter.
The OD of slip on flange is also welded on the back side of the flange. Slip on flanges have a lower material cost than weld neck flange and are more easily aligned.
Slip on flanges may also be used as lap joint flanges if Type B or Type C stub ends are used.
Trupply offers slip on flanges in A105, A105N, SS316, SS304, A20, High yield & Nickel Alloys. Email sales@trupply.com for your flange buying needs.
The video below gives an overview of slip on flange.
Video Transcript:
This is a slip on flange, and this is a 2 inch flange, 150 pound. All flanges that we are showing you today for the purpose of this video are 150 pound flanges. For the 2 inch flange, this is a 2 inch pipe sample, and you see the slip on flange is the easiest one, you just slide it on and then you weld it. This is a raised face flange. The raised face flange, on the backside of the flange, right here you can see, that had a lip, a 1/16 inch lip. This is also a slip on flange, but this is a flat face, and we’re showing you as an example, that this does not have a raised face; this is a flat faced flange.
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