Steel A105 Class 150 Flanges

An ASTM A105 flange is a forged carbon steel flange manufactured to the ASTM A105 material specification. It may be supplied in connection styles such as weld neck, slip-on, blind, lap joint, socket weld, or threaded. The correct selection also requires confirming the Class 150 rating, size, facing, applicable ASME B16 series standard, and service conditions.

The product information identifies weld neck, slip-on, blind, lap joint, socket weld, threaded, and API flange types. Each style supports different installation or isolation requirements within industrial piping systems. Buyers should provide the connection type, size, pressure class, material requirement, and applicable standard so the appropriate flange can be identified.

The listed flange offering covers sizes from ½″ through 72″. Availability for a specific Steel A105 Class 150 Flange depends on the required flange type, size, material, standard, and whether the item is purchased or rented. Provide the complete specification when requesting availability or a quotation.

The product information lists ASME B16.5 and ASME B16.47 Series A and B standards, along with broader ASME B16 Series and API Standards options. Confirm the governing project specification, nominal size, pressure class, flange type, and material before ordering to ensure the component matches the piping design.

Yes. The listed product information includes both rental and purchase options. Rental may support hydrostatic testing, maintenance, shutdowns, and temporary isolation requirements, while purchase may suit permanent piping installation and recurring inventory needs. Availability varies by flange type, size, material, pressure class, and project specification.

These flanges are listed for pipeline applications, industrial piping systems, hydrostatic testing, petrochemical projects, construction and welding, and manufacturing maintenance. Selection should account for the piping connection, operating requirements, pressure class, material specification, dimensions, and applicable ASME or API standard.