What kind of flange is a SOFF flange?

2011-05-12View Original

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I only know it’s a Japanese target, but I don’t know its specific name What does “no hub” mean? Thank you first!

Reply #22011-05-13

Does anyone who knows the sea know? I don’t know how to quote this.

Reply #32011-05-13

SO means forceful butt welding; FF refers to full-plane welding; no hub seems to indicate the absence of a hub adapter. I’m not entirely sure about the details, so let’s wait for an explanation

Reply #42015-04-23

I learned it! ! ! ! ! ! .

Reply #52015-04-23

SO stands for Slip on, with a flat welded flange. It refers to a method of connecting pipes to flanges. FF stands for Flat face or Full face, meaning completely flat. It belongs to the flange seal surface type.

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