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Glass-lined flange types

2016-10-20View Original

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Regarding glass-lined flanges in HG2105, there are two types: A and B, and the markings at the bolt hole locations differ. What do these markings mean? I would appreciate some guidance
Reply #22016-10-20
I didn’t check the specifications to see whether it’s Series A or Series B – that is, the national standard version and the American standard version; these two types differ in the number of bolt holes
Reply #32016-10-20
It shouldn’t be; there is a marking indicating square and round holes next to the Type A bolt hole, but not for Type B
Reply #42016-10-21
The materials are different; type A is cast iron, while type B is steel plate or forged parts
Reply #52016-10-21
The materials are different, and this is also described in the standards; however, there is a symbol indicating square and round holes next to the Type A bolt hole. What does this mean?
Reply #62016-10-21
Different materials have different standards; you can check the relevant manuals

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