What flange is this
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7 years 9 months ago #9166 by Anton
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Agreed JOP.
Maybe a small mixup in terminology?
BOLT IDENTFICATION (from: pipingdesigners.com/contents/tips-tools-...ion-6e-gaskets-bolts )
Machine Bolt:
Machine bolts have a square forged head and requires only one hex nut.
Stud Bolt:
Stud bolts do not have heads. They are completely threaded from end to end and require two hex nuts to install.
Maybe a small mixup in terminology?
BOLT IDENTFICATION (from: pipingdesigners.com/contents/tips-tools-...ion-6e-gaskets-bolts )
Machine Bolt:
Machine bolts have a square forged head and requires only one hex nut.
Stud Bolt:
Stud bolts do not have heads. They are completely threaded from end to end and require two hex nuts to install.
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7 years 8 months ago #9173 by dhurst12
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Despite all of the comments about bolts, ground wire, corrosion, etc. I found the answer.
This is an "insert flange" manufactured by American Insert Flange Company.
americaninsertflange.com/
The hub is welded on similar to a slip on flange, but it also has a lap joint flange that is free to rotate.
The hub is usually alloy and the flange ring is carbon steel
This is an "insert flange" manufactured by American Insert Flange Company.
americaninsertflange.com/
The hub is welded on similar to a slip on flange, but it also has a lap joint flange that is free to rotate.
The hub is usually alloy and the flange ring is carbon steel
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