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What do MFM and RF mean?

2011-05-25View Original

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Does MFM refer to a concave flange sealing surface? Does RF refer to a convex flange sealing surface? Could someone who knows explain what it means? Thank you!
Reply #22011-05-25
Flange sealing surface type: RF (raised face); FF (Full Plane) ; MFM (convex-concave surface, M – convex surface, FM – concave surface) ; TG (tenon-groove surface, T – tenon surface) ; RJ (ring connection surface).
Reply #32011-06-02
The second floor is correct; it’s necessary to understand these abbreviations

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