ANSI/ASME B16.5 and B16.47 Blind Flange Manufacturer & Suppliers – Products Pipe Flange Slip on Flanges Weld Neck Flanges/Long Weld Neck Flanges Blind Flanges/High Hub Blind Flanges Socket Weld Flanges Orifice Flanges Ring Type Joint Flanges Threaded Flanges Lap Joint Flanges Spectacle Blind Flanges Paddle Blind Flanges Ring Spacer Flanges Nipoflange Weldoflange Tongue and Groove Flanges BS 10 Flanges DIN
Standard Flanges BS 4504 Flanges [Blind, Plate, Threaded, Weld Neck] EN 1092-1 Flanges MSS SP-44 Flanges ISO Standard Flanges UNI Standard Flanges JIS B2220 Flanges API Flanges GOST Standard Flanges AWWA Flanges Standard PSC Brochure Download Similar Products Buttweld Fittings Forged Fittings Pipes & Tubes Sheets, Plates & Coils Fasteners
Round Bar Buttweld Grades Stainless Steel Carbon Steel Alloy Steel Nickel Alloy Monel Hastelloy Inconel Duplex/Super Duplex Copper Nickel Titanium Alloy 20 SMO 254 AISI 4130 Mild Steel Galvanized What is Blind Flange? A Blind Flange is a type of flange that is used to close the end of a
pipe, valve, or vessel in a piping system. It is called a “Blind” Flange because it lacks a central opening, which means it does not have a bore or a hub. Blind Flanges are typically solid disks with bolt holes around the perimeter for fastening to another flange or the
end of a pipe. Blind flanges come in various materials, sizes, and pressure classes to suit different applications and industry specifications. They play a critical role in maintaining the integrity and safety of piping systems. Closing Function: The primary purpose of a blind flange is to close or seal the
end of a pipe or a vessel. It is commonly used in situations where the continuation of the pipeline is not required, or when future access to the piping system is needed. No Bore: Unlike other types of flanges, blind flanges do not have a central opening (bore) as they
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