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Pipe Spool Dimensions |
Flange Class 150
| 127.0 | 610.0 | ||
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| 740.0 |
Flange Class 300
| 146.0 | 610.0 | ||
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| 759.0 |
Flange Class 600
| 184.0 | 610.0 | ||
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| 797.0 |
Flange Class 900
| 222.0 | 610.0 | ||
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| 835.0 |
Flange Class 1500
| 317.0 | 610.0 | ||
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| 930.0 |
Flange Class 2500
| ... | ... | ||
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| ... |
Notes..
- Each image shows two Weld Neck flanges and a 90⁃degree Long Radius
Elbow.
- Dimensions are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated.
- The standard gap (opening) between the ends of butt welds is typically 1.5 mm to
3.0 mm, depending on the wall thickness of the material and the welding procedure specification
(WPS).
- The dimensions calculated on this page are based on a 3 mm gap.
- Dimensions are given in millimeters and are rounded up or down; for example, 168.3 mm is rounded
to 168.0, 88.9 to 89.0, and so on.
- Detailed dimensions can be found under “Flange and Fitting Dimensions.”
- TYP stands for “Typical” and indicates that a dimension applies to all identical,
recurring locations in the drawing.
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