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China China Suppliers Factory for Plain Flanges - High-Quality Slip On Plate Flanges for Pipe Connections Manufacturer, Supplier

The flat flange, also referred to as a plate flange or slip-on flange, is an essential component widely used in piping systems. Manufactured without a hub, this simple yet effective design resembles a flat circular disk with an inner bore that allows the pipe to pass through seamlessly. Several bolt holes are strategically placed around the perimeter, facilitating easy installation. This makes it an ideal choice for welding onto the ends of steel pipes and bolting them to other pipes or equipment. Sourced directly from reputable China suppliers and produced in our state-of-the-art factory, our flat flanges guarantee quality and durability for various industrial applications

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