FAQs of Industrial Ms Flanges:
Q: How should I select the appropriate face type for my MS flanges?
A: Choosing the right face type depends on the required sealing performance and the application environment. Raised Face (RF) is best for most pressure environments, Flat Face (FF) suits low-pressure systems, while Ring Type Joint (RTJ) is ideal where superior sealing is necessary, such as high-pressure pipelines.
Q: What international standards do your industrial MS flanges comply with?
A: Our MS flanges meet several international standards, including ANSI, DIN, JIS, BS, and IS, ensuring compatibility and safety in a variety of global applications.
Q: When should these flanges be used in pipeline systems?
A: Industrial MS flanges are suitable for use during the installation of new pipelines or the maintenance of existing ones, particularly in oil, gas, petrochemical, and water systems requiring leak-proof, durable connections.
Q: Where are these flanges commonly applied?
A: They are frequently employed in pipelines transporting oil, gas, chemicals, and water, as well as in infrastructure projects that require robust and corrosion-resistant joints.
Q: What is the process for manufacturing MS flanges?
A: MS flanges are produced through forging or casting, followed by precision machining, drilling to specified tolerances, surface finishing (galvanized or painted), and thorough inspection to ensure close dimensional accuracy.
Q: How should these flanges be packed and shipped?
A: To protect against damage and rust, each flange is packed in a sturdy wooden box or pallet, ensuring safe transit and delivery to customers worldwide.
Q: What key benefits do industrial MS flanges provide?
A: These flanges offer excellent corrosion resistance, precise dimensional tolerance, flexible connection options (welded or bolted), and versatility in challenging temperature and pressure conditions, making them a durable, cost-effective solution for industrial pipelines.