American standard CPVC flange
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A customer needs American standard CPVC flange, requiring American standard class 150. Can anyone tell me whether American standard flanges have this pressure level? Thank you. It is currently known that the American standard iron flange class 150 is 2.0Mpa. I don’t know if there is such a provision in the American standard CPVC.
CPVC is a pipe, right? Class150 is a standard pressure level, but you still need to know the specific nominal size, that is, how big the pipe is, so you can get the specific specifications of the flange.
The flange on the CPVC pipe is also CPVC.
Partially agree with 2nd floor’s opinion； CPVC pipes are also CPVC flanges, but the specific outer diameter, wall thickness and other information of the CPVC pipe manufacturer are required. This is the American standard CPVC flange and pipeline we purchased ourselves, so we don’t have to worry about this problem from the same company.
I don’t know why, but I can’t upload 2 pictures on the same floor.
A few years ago, customers also asked me for PVC flanges. I bought CPVC flanges on Taobao.
American standard class 150 is a common flange grade. CPVC must have it. At least I know that the brand GEORGE FISHER has it.
Thank you for your reply. We have communicated with the customer. The customer requires that the flange hole spacing be in accordance with the American standard, but the flange head is connected to the national standard pipe DN250.
Ed Show. I know. . . Got a Canadian brand. In fact, they are all produced domestically.
The production site is not important, the standards adopted are important.