ANSI B16.5 Alloy Steel Flanges Weight, Dimensions Chart in mm, kg, PDF online

Alloy steel flanges are essential components in piping systems that are used to connect pipes, valves, pumps, and other equipment. These flanges are made from alloy steel materials, which provide enhanced strength, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature performance compared to standard carbon steel flanges. Alloy steel flanges are designed to provide a secure and leak-resistant connection while allowing easy disassembly and maintenance. Alloy Steel Flanges weight dimensions are in kg.

A flange casting is typically a cast ring designed to connect the parts of a pipe or other machinery which requires a connecting joint. Most cast options are outdated and flanges provided to modern specifications are made from alloy steel. Before you buy flanges, it is important to note that these flanges come in different measurements, diameters, sizes, types, and materials. Several types of flanges are available for different types of uses. Therefore, you have to choose your product on a per-project basis. When we talk about the materials to use in your applications, a range of factors come into play. Therefore, some crucial aspects that are required to be considered while buying alloy steel flanges. Alloy steel flanges are available in a wide range of sizes, from small diameters for low-pressure applications to large diameters for high-pressure systems. For detailed measurements of alloy steel flanges, refer to weight and dimensions chart PDF given in mm, kg below.

Alloy Steel Flanges Types

• 1. ALLOY STEEL SLIP-ON FLANGES - The bore size of the Alloy Steel Slip-On Flange as a standard is slightly larger than the outside diameter of the connecting pipe, as the pipe has to slide inside the flange then needs to be connected by the execution of the fillet weld around the border. Alloy Steel Flanges Dimensions are in mm and kg.
• 2. ALLOY STEEL WELD NECK FLANGES - Alloy Steel Weld Neck Flanges are helpful in high/low-temperature applications and high-pressures that require an unlimited fluid flow conveyed by the piping system. These butt-weld end connection flanges are most usual in industrial applications to ensure a high strength connection between assemblies. Refer to Dimensions Chart for detailed dimensions.
• 3. ALLOY STEEL BLIND FLANGES - Most piping systems require regular audit and blind/blank flanges are most usual inspection point. This Alloy Steel Blind Flanges, when selected according to the suitable pressure class, can easily handle the tension caused by the liquid’s operating pressure and pressure flowing through the pipe. They are useful to ‘blank off’ valves, pipelines, etc. in almost all applications. Alloy Steel Flanges Dimensions are in mm and kg.
• 4. ALLOY STEEL THREADED FLANGES - You can build the Alloy Steel Threaded Flanges without welding, and hence it is easy to remove. You do not have to use it for usages where bending stresses involve high pressure or temperatures. A seal weld is useful in combination with times. Refer to Dimensions Chart for detailed dimensions.
• 5. ALLOY STEEL LAP JOINT FLANGES - Lap Joint Flanges is a type of slip-on flange but made for connecting to a stub end for rotation. Lap joints are helpful to keep carbon/low alloy steel pipes with additional mechanical properties. Alloy Steel Lap Joint flanges are similar to slip-on flanges but are characterized by the radius-rounded interior edge of the flange face and generally come with a taller hub. Alloy Steel Flanges Dimensions are in mm and kg.
• 6. ALLOY STEEL SOCKET-WELD FLANGES - Smaller diameter socket weld and counter bore flanges handle the applications with high pressures like steam lines but with restricted spacing. You must ensure toughness possess internal welds—the bore of the pipe and flange match provides a good flow connection. Refer to Dimensions Chart for detailed dimensions of Alloy Steel Socket-Weld Flanges.

Alloy Steel Flanges Specifications

Alloy Steel Flanges specifications are accessible in numerous grades and classes like Class 150, Class 300, Class 400, Class 600, Class 900 and Class 2500. Alloy steel flanges must conform to specific industry standards and specifications, such as ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) standards, ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) standards, and ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards. These standards define material grades, dimensions, pressure ratings, and testing requirements. Refer to Alloy Steel Weight and Dimensions Chart PDF for detailed specifications.

ANSI B16.5 Class 150 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size (inches)	Class 150
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/4	3-3/8	4	1/2	0.62	2-1/4
1/2	3-1/2	4	1/2	0.62	2-3/8
3/4	3-7/8	4	1/2	0.62	2-3/4
1	4-1/4	4	1/2	0.62	3-1/8
1-1/4	4-5/8	4	1/2	0.62	3-1/2
1-1/2	5	4	1/2	0.62	3-7/8
2	6	4	5/8	0.75	4-3/4
2-1/2	7	4	5/8	0.75	5-1/2
3	7-1/2	4	5/8	0.75	6
3-1/2	8-1/2	8	5/8	0.75	7
4	9	8	5/8	0.75	7-1/2
5	10	8	3/4	0.88	8-1/2
6	11	8	3/4	0.88	9-1/2
8	13-1/2	8	3/4	0.88	11-3/4
10	16	12	7/8	1	14-1/4
12	19	12	7/8	1	17
14	21	12	1	1.12	18-3/4
16	23-1/2	16	1	1.12	21-1/4
18	25	16	1-1/8	1.25	22-3/4
20	27-1/2	20	1-1/8	1.25	25
24	32	20	1-1/4	1.38	29-1/2

ANSI B16.5 Class 300 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size NPS (inches)	Class 300
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/4	3-3/8	4	1/2	0.62	2-1/4
1/2	3-3/4	4	1/2	0.62	2-5/8
3/4	4-5/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/4
1	4-7/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/2
1-1/4	5-1/4	4	5/8	0.75	3-7/8
1-1/2	6-1/8	4	3/4	0.88	4-1/2
2	6-1/2	8	5/8	0.75	5
2-1/2	7-1/2	8	3/4	0.88	5-7/8
3	8-1/4	8	3/4	0.88	6-5/8
3-1/2	9	8	3/4	0.88	7-1/4
4	10	8	3/4	0.88	7-7/8
5	11	8	3/4	0.88	9-1/4
6	12-1/2	12	3/4	0.88	10-5/8
8	15	12	7/8	1	13
10	17-1/2	16	1	1.12	15-1/4
12	20-1/2	16	1-1/8	1.25	17-3/4
14	23	20	1-1/8	1.25	20-1/4
16	25-1/2	20	1-1/4	1.38	22-1/2
18	28	24	1-1/4	1.38	24-3/4
20	30-1/2	24	1-1/4	1.38	27
24	36	24	1-1/2	1.62	32

ANSI B16.5 Class 400 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size NPS (inches)	Class 400
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/4	3-3/8	4	1/2	0.62	2-1/4
1/2	3-3/4	4	1/2	0.62	2-5/8
3/4	4-5/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/4
1	4-7/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/2
1-1/4	5-1/4	4	5/8	0.75	3-7/8
1-1/2	6-1/8	4	3/4	0.88	4-1/2
2	6-1/2	8	5/8	0.75	5
2-1/2	7-1/2	8	3/4	0.88	5-7/8
3	8-1/4	8	3/4	0.88	6-5/8
3-1/2	9	8	7/8	1	7-1/4
4	10	8	7/8	1	7-7/8
5	11	8	7/8	1	9-1/4
6	12-1/2	12	7/8	1	10-5/8
8	15	12	1	1.12	13
10	17-1/2	16	1-1/8	1.25	15-1/4
12	20-1/2	16	1-1/4	1.38	17-3/4
14	23	20	1-1/4	1.38	20-1/4
16	25-1/2	20	1-3/8	1.5	22-1/2
18	28	24	1-3/8	1.5	24-3/4
20	30-1/2	24	1-1/2	1.62	27
24	36	24	1-3/4	1.88	32

ANSI B16.5 Class 600 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size NPS (inches)	Class 600
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/4	3-3/8	4	1/2	0.62	2-1/4
1/2	3-3/4	4	1/2	0.62	2-5/8
3/4	4-5/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/4
1	4-7/8	4	5/8	0.75	3-1/2
1-1/4	5-1/4	4	5/8	0.75	3-7/8
1-1/2	6-1/8	4	3/4	0.88	4-1/2
2	6-1/2	8	5/8	0.75	5
2-1/2	7-1/2	8	3/4	0.88	5-7/8
3	8-1/4	8	3/4	0.88	6-5/8
3-1/2	9	8	7/8	1	7-1/4
4	10-3/4	8	7/8	1	8-1/2
5	13	8	1	1.12	10-1/2
6	14	12	1	1.12	11-1/2
8	16-1/2	12	1-1/8	1.25	13-3/4
10	20	16	1-1/4	1.38	17
12	22	20	1-1/4	1.38	19-1/4
14	23-3/4	20	1-3/8	1.5	20-3/4
16	27	20	1-1/2	1.62	23-3/4
18	29-1/4	20	1-5/8	1.75	25-3/4
20	32	24	1-5/8	1.75	28-1/2
24	37	24	1-7/8	2	33

ANSI B16.5 Class 900 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size NPS (inches)	Class 900
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/2	4-3/4	4	3/4	0.88	3-1/4
3/4	5-1/8	4	3/4	0.88	3-1/2
1	5-7/8	4	7/8	1	4
1-1/4	6-1/4	4	7/8	1	4-3/8
1-1/2	7	4	1	1.12	4-7/8
2	8-1/2	8	7/8	1	6-1/2
2-1/2	9-5/8	8	1	1.12	7-1/2
3	9-1/2	8	7/8	1	7-1/2
4	11-1/2	8	1-1/8	1.25	9-1/4
5	13-3/4	8	1-1/4	1.38	11
6	15	12	1-1/8	1.25	12-1/2
8	18-1/2	12	1-3/8	1.5	15-1/2
10	21-1/2	16	1-3/8	1.5	18-1/2
12	24	20	1-3/8	1.5	21
14	25-1/4	20	1-1/2	1.62	22
16	27-3/4	20	1-5/8	1.75	24-1/2
18	31	20	1-7/8	2	27
20	33-3/4	20	2	2.12	29-1/2
24	41	20	2-1/2	2.62	35-1/2

ANSI B16.5 Class 2500 Flanges Weight and Dimension Chart (mm, kg)

Nominal Pipe Size NPS (inches)	Class 2500
	Diameter of Flange (inches)	No. of Bolts	Diameter of Bolts (inches)	Diameter of Bolt Holes (inches)	Bolt Circle (inches)
1/2	5-1/4	4	3/4	0.88	3-1/2
3/4	5-1/2	4	3/4	0.88	3-3/4
1	6-1/4	4	7/8	1	4-1/4
1-1/4	7-1/4	4	1	1.12	5-1/8
1-1/2	8	4	1-1/8	1.25	5-3/4
2	9-1/4	8	1	1.12	6-3/4
2-1/2	10-1/2	8	1-1/8	1.25	7-3/4
3	12	8	1-1/4	1.38	9
4	14	8	1-1/2	1.62	10-3/4
5	16-1/2	8	1-3/4	1.88	12-3/4
6	19	8	2	2.12	14-1/2
8	21-3/4	12	2	2.12	17-1/4
10	26-1/2	12	2-1/2	2.62	21-1/4
12	30	12	2-3/4	2.88	24-3/8