1. The thread conforms to ASME B1.20.1 NTP threads as described in Section 10. (The only exceptions are small male and female plain face threaded flanges which use NPSL recount threads.) 2. Class 150 threaded flanges are made without a counterbore. Threads are chamfered to the major diameter (approx.) at an angle of 45° (approx.) at the back of the flange. 3. Weights are based on manufacturer's data and are approximate. 4. For tolerances +-0.5mm.
1. Class 300 flanges except Lap Joint will be furnished with 0.06 (1.6mm) raised face, which is included in ‘Thickness’ (C) and ‘Length through Hub’ (Y1), (Y3). 2. For Slip-on, Threaded, Socket Welding and Lap Joint Flanges, the hubs can be shaped either vertical from base to top or tapered within the limits of 7 degrees. 3. Blind Flanges may be made with the same hub as that used for Slip-on Flanges or without hub. 4. The gasket surface and backside (bearing surface for bolting) are made parallel within 1 degree. To accomplish parallelism, spot facing is carried out according to MSS SP-9, without reducing thickness (C). 5. Depth of Socket (D) is covered by ANSI B 16.5 only in sizes through 3 inch, over 3 inch is at the manufacturer’s option.
NOTE: 1. Class 600 flanges except Lap Joint will be furnished with 0.06 (1.6mm) raised face, which is included in ‘Thickness’ (C) and ‘Length through Hub’ (Y1), (Y3). 2. For Slip-on, Threaded, Socket Welding and Lap Joint Flanges, the hubs can be shaped either vertical from base to top or tapered within the limits of 7 degrees. 3. Blind Flanges may be made with the same hub as that used for Slip-on Flanges or without hub. 4. The gasket surface and backside (bearing surface for bolting) are made parallel within 1 degree. To accomplish parallelism, spot facing is carried out according to MSS SP-9, without reducing thickness (C). 5. Depth of Socket (D) is covered by ANSI B 16.5 only in sizes through 3 inch, over 3 inch is at the manufacturer’s option.