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pipe flange blanks

 

Certificate of CE, ISO9001

 

2 1.Size:1/16"-76".

 

3WT:SCH20,SCH40,SCH80.

 

4Stand of ANSI/ASME

 

The specification of   pipe flange blanks

 

 

item

 

 standard No.

 

 size

 

 PN

 

 Type

 

 Material

 

 1

 

 ANSI B16.5

 

 1/2"--24"

 

 150-2500LBS

 

 BL,SO,SW,LJ,WN,THD

 

A105,  A350LF2, A182 F11A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 2

 

 LONG WN

 

 1/2"--24"

 

 150-2500LBS

 

 Long welding-neck

 

 A105, A350LF2,A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 3

 

 ANSI B16.47 A(MSS SP-44)

 

 26"--60"

 

 150--900LBS

 

 BL,WN

 

 A105,  A350LF2, A694,A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 4

 

 BS3293-1960 STANDARD

 

 26"--48"

 

 150-600LBS

 

 SO,WN

 

 A105, A350LF2,A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 5

 

 ANSI B16.47 B(API605)

 

 26"--60"

 

 75--900LBS

 

 BL,WN

 

 A105,  A350LF2,A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 6

 

 ASMEB16.36 STANDARD

 

 1"--24"

 

 300--2500LBS

 

 SO,WN,THD

 

 A105,  A350LF2,A182 F304/F304L,F316/F316L

 

 7

 

 AWWA C207

 

 4"--144"

 

 Class B,D,E,F T/1

 

 PL

 

 A105,A181 A36,

 

A516Gr.60,65,70

 

 8

 

 EN1092-1:20002 STANDARD

 

 DN10-4000

 

 PN2.5,6,10,16,

 

25,40,63,100

 

TYPE01,02,04,05,11,

 

12,13,21,32,33,34

 

 EN10025(S235JRG2),

 

EN10222-2AND3

 

(P245GH ANDP280GH),

 

EN10222-5(1.4303,1.4306,

 

1.4307,1.4401,1.4404,

 

1.4435,1.4541,1.4571)

 

A105/C21/1.0432 C22.8/

 

P150GH/1.0460

 

 9

 

 BS4504 SEC.3.1/1989 STANDARD

 

 NS15-2000

 

 PN2.5,6,10,16,

 

25,40

 

 CODE101,102,104,105,111,

 

112,113,121,132,133,134

 

 BS970 070M20 BS4360

 

GR.43A BS1503-164 GR.490

 

 BS 1503-224 GR.410

 

 BS 1503-304S11

 

304S31 321S31 316S31 316S11

 

 10

 

 BS10-1962 STANDARD

 

 NB10-3000

 

 TABLE D/ E /F/H/J

 

 SO THD BL WN

 

BS1501-161 GR.B AND C BS1633

 

GR.B BS 1503-240

 

GR.240 BS 1503-620 BS3604

 

 11

 

 ISO 7005-1 STANDARD

 

 DN10-4000

 

 PN2.5,6,10,16,20,

 

25,40,50,110,150,

 

260,420

 

 TYPE01,02,03,04,05,11,

 

12,13,14,15,21,32,33,34

 

 ISO2604-1 F8 F9 F13

 

 F18 F22 F49 F62 F46 F59

 

 12

 

 NFE29203 STANDARD

 

 DN10-600

 

 PN2.5,6,10,16,20,

 

25,40,50,100,150,

 

250,420

 

 TYPE01,02,03,04,05,11,12,

 

13,14,15,21,32,33,34,35

 

 NFE29204 BF 42 BF42N

 

BF48 BF48N

 

 13

 

 JIS B2220 STANDARD

 

 10A-1500A

 

 PN5K,10K,16K,

 

20K,30K

 

 SOP(PL) SOH(SO A B C ) WN

 

 JIS G3101 SS41

 

 JIS G3201 SF40A(S20C)

 

 AND SF45A(S25C) JIS G3202 SFVC1

 

AND SFVC 2A

 

 14

 

 DIN STANDARD

 

 DN10-4000

 

 PN2.5,6,10,16,25,

 

40,64,100,160

 

 SO,BL,PL,WN,LOOSE,THD

 

 RST37.2/1.0038/

 

DIN17100C22.8/1.0460

 

A105/C21/1.0432 1.43

 

Q: The collar on the kit is supposed to poke a hole directly into the pipe, then feed water into the line that attaches to the fridge. I went to do this the other day and found that the pipe underneath the sink is made of silver mesh. (Braided?) So is that going to work? Or will putting the collar into the line going to make it leak?
might need a rotation and balance take it to the nearest tire shop and explain your problem to them
Q: Does the alarm go off on a saturn L100 when you open it with a key? i lost the remote to my car and i don't want to try it because im not sure how to turn the alarm off
In your position, I'd find a low place (such as the first floor ceiling, or in the basement if possible) where the existing pipe is clear and cut it off square. Before doing so, get a flash light and mirror if needed and determine where the pipe is supported. With those cast pipes being as heavy and brittle as they are, it's important to keep keep them supported securely. When possible, I like to use a circular saw or 4 angle grinder (cut off wheel) to do the cutting. They cause less vibration than many alternatives. If you need to use a sawzall, use a fine toothed metal cutting blade. Consider fernco fittings or others of their type to join the new PVC to the existing cast. You can get them from Home Depot, Lowes, Ace, etc. If you use silicone to seal up the new fittings (shouldn't be needed) be sure that everything is darned good and dry first.
Q: I'm a guy and need some damn good reliable clothes for work.so boots : any suggested sites to buy from (military (must be actual military! or safety boots brand?)Trousers need good work trousers tough and comfy! (not the crappy 'pretend style jeans')Shirts must be comfy and breathable t shirts the sort that do not shrink to x small (I am aprox L xL but xxl is good too)so brands and/or sites and please non of the 'lets pretend to make clothes and call it army/tough workmanclothes' you know the sorts, they are everwhere and get on my rugged hairy man **** .
things that can fit and be removed like pelmets
Q: it's around 45 degrees f at my house, I'm molding a fiberglass paddle.I'm using this stinky polyester resin to wet-out. On the back it says if it's 70-80 degrees use 12 drops of hardener per fl oz, but it's only 45 degrees and I still used 12 drops, will it still work just work slower?
It was a popular style during the late 70's, then it became trendy again during the early 90's. At present that style is not mainstream or trendy, but, since it was popularized by the punk, I suppose that it might still be popular among the neo-punk, perhaps the EMO's, etc.
Q: My private violin tescher once told me that a violinist once was tuning his violin with the peggs and the E string popped off and cut his eye. Then since there was little medical technology he later died. I know that the E string is very skinny and can cut through things very easily but I do not know if it was something she told me to scare me so i would not turn my peggs and risk popping my string off. I would love to know if theis statement is true or false because everytime i turn m y peggs i am frightened.Thanks for youre help.Love Ya!Alicia
Use a 1/2 sharkbite coupling. It will fit the copper and pb with no compression or soldering. It simply slides onto the pipe and that is it, just make sure you have it all the way on the pipe. You will likely have to ream the inside of the copper to remove that ridge.burr inside so it will slide over the inside stiffener in the sharkbite fitting. I am not sure if some of the hardware stores will have them but a plumbing supply should. You can also buy a small orange plastic release fitting to remove the coupling or remove one piece of pipe from the coupling for future work. It will cost around $5.00 but it is well worth it, way simple and easy. Best of luck.
Q: I was talking to this jerk online, and I said I didn't want to date someone who felt the way he did about an important issue.He said I didn't realize you were such a lightning rod.What does that mean?
Just change the end fittings where they attach with a 3/4 to 1 adapter. Ideally, you should use a sweat fitting, but since you aren't *soldering friendly* you could use one of the newer styles such as what in in the link. That one is a *Sharkbite* fitting that you can get at the Home depot, but Lowe's carries their own version called *Gatorbite* and there are other non soldering ways to do it as well, such as compression fittings as shown in the second link. Al
Q: OK so I bought a home in UT about 2 months ago and we didn't notice the home doesn't have smoke alarms. I read my home inspection report and surprise there is nothing in there about them it seems he didn't even look for them.SO.1) Isn't it required to have smoke detectors in a home2) Shouldn't it be in my inspection report?
Did you ever build model cars as a kid, or anything close to this? If so, you'll like CPVC. I'd go with the CPVC, and not use PVC, because CPVC will work on both Hot, and Cold water installations. CPVC, and PVC are physically different sizes, so you'd be doing a lot of juggling. Why hassle? CPVC costs just a tiny bit more than PVC, but it's worth it if you're under a house, or in a cramped space, and go..Oh crap, that parts outside, in a box in the truck! (NO, I've NEVER done that,LOL!) You can use the rubber sleeves,(looks like a black rubber piece of thick tubing), to attach the galvanized pipe to the CPVC. Sometimes the collars with the brass/plastic ferrules won't work due to size differences.(it's an adapter,that looks like a tube with two twist on caps,on each end, to connect two pipe together, going from galvanized to CPVC,[or PVC], that has a plastic 'ferrule' for CPVC, and a brass ferrule for galvanized. I use the cleaner/primer, then glue. I wait 20 seconds applying pressure to keep the part's together, then go on to the next peice. I usually wait an hour or so before I turn the water on. (I've known guy's who've turned it on after 20 minutes) It really isn't that tough, just like putting a puzzle together. I suggest a cardboard box underneath with you with pre-cleaned, and primered parts, inside, then clean, and primer your pipe ends, on the spot. Use a knife, and/or some sandpaper to de-burr the ends of the pipe after you've cut them with a hacksaw. Just my 2cent's!
Q: I have a water fire extinguisher that was made in 1981 and was last hydro tested in 1999. I know how to recharge it, I just want to know if it is safe to do so?
No you cannot use pvc, cpvc or poly for a gas line. Gas piping should performed by qualified people who then pressure test the system for leaks.
Q: If someones on fire should something like a blanket, coat etc be used to doubt the fire? or should they roll on the ground to out the fire?. which would you go with?
In most areas in the States copper pipe for gas is not allowed..Needs to be black pipe and threaded together..
Q: they shouldnt block myspace because it doesnt harm anything
You don't wake up to it at all? Or do you wake up and turn it off without even realizing it? Either way, if you get a couple of alarms, and put one near you and one on the other side of the room, that might help. My TV can be set to turn on, and cell phones have alarms. So, I'd recommend using one of those if you can. I doubt you'd be able to sleep through two or three alarms.
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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Hebei,China
Year Established 2008
Annual Output Value US$10 Million - US$50 Million
Main Markets 15.00% North America
15.00% South America
15.00% Eastern Europe
15.00% Southeast Asia
15.00% Africa
15.00% Oceania
10.00% Mid East
Company Certifications ISO9001-2000;ISO9001-2008

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a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port Tianjin
Export Percentage 91% - 100%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 6-10 People
Language Spoken: English, Chinese
b) Factory Information
Factory Size: 10,000-30,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines 4
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