When it comes to flange selection and installation, knowing the weights and dimensions (dims) is non-negotiable. These specs aren’t just technical details—they impact everything from system performance to logistics and safety. At BarFlanges.com, we provide clear, accurate weight and dimension data to support your planning, procurement, and engineering processes.
Why Weights and Dimensions Matter
- System Compatibility: A mismatch in size or thickness can compromise the integrity of your piping system.
- Load Calculations: Accurate weights help ensure proper structural support and handling during transport and installation.
- Space Constraints: In tight installations, even minor dimension differences can cause major problems.
- Cost Estimation: Knowing the flange weight informs material cost, freight planning, and project budgeting.
Standardized Flange Dimensions
We follow industry-standard specifications such as:
- ASME / ANSI (e.g., B16.5, B16.47)
- DIN
- EN
- API These standards define key dimensions including:
- Outside diameter (OD)
- Inside diameter (ID)
- Bolt circle diameter
- Number and size of bolt holes
- Flange thickness
How We Provide Weight Data
Our flange weight charts are based on standard material densities and geometry calculations. Whether you’re sourcing:
- Weld neck
- Slip-on
- Blind
- Threaded
- Lap joint
- Socket weld we provide weight per piece for common sizes and pressure classes.
Custom Requirements? We’ve Got You Covered.
If you’re dealing with custom flanges, we can generate accurate weight and dimension data through our CAD and 3D modeling services. This ensures your specs are spot-on from the design phase through to installation.
Simplify Your Planning with BarFlanges.com
We understand that accurate weight and dimension data is foundational to your project. Whether you need quick reference charts or custom specs, we deliver the data you need to move forward with confidence.
Explore our flange charts or get in touch for detailed specs tailored to your order.