Is there a table of the theoretical weight for flanges, or are there any companies that can calculate this weight?
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:Hello everyone, good afternoon. I’m currently building an e-commerce website aimed at showcasing products from Wenzhou and Suzhou. On this platform, pipe fittings and flanges will be sold at the lowest possible prices, with transparent pricing information and convenient purchasing options. Are there any of you who are involved in sales or procurement in this field? We can get to know each other first, haha. By the way, I used to work with pipe fittings and don’t know much about flanges. I would like to ask everyone about the standards for the theoretical weight of flanges as well as the methods for calculating it
Go check out the post I made; I’ll upload a standard one in a bit
The flange standards specify the weight, such as HG/T 20615 and SH/T3506. You can also check Pipedata; just search on the forum
This post was last edited by Blue Flame on 2017-2-12 at 20:24. There are established standards for the theoretical weight of flanges, which include GB flange standards, JIS flange standards, ANSI flange standards, and HG flange standards
The flange standards of HG/T include theoretical mass tables
That’s a good idea; proper promotion and public relations efforts are needed in the initial stage:lol
Each table for standard flanges includes a column for the theoretical weight; therefore, once it is known under which standard the order was placed, the theoretical weight can be determined.
Search for flange specifications such as HG/T 20592, HG/T 20615, SH/T3506, etc
You don’t even know if your prices are accurate or not; you just want to create chaos in the market
The theoretical weight of the flange is listed in the specification sheet; you can look it up there, or search for it online as well. Now, what is produced by different manufacturers also varies.