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Difference Between Alloy Steel Flanges v/s Carbon Steel Flanges
Carbon steel and alloy steel are different kinds of material grades for flanges, although both are extremely common. Alloy steel comes with a variety of elements depending upon future applications. Ca
Advantages of Galvanization
Texas Flange offers a full range of galvanized flanges for our customers. Galvanization is the process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel or iron, to prevent rusting. The most common metho
A Quick Industry Note On Waterworks Flanges
The American Water Works Association has suspended the utilization of “hub” type flanges in their C207 and associated specifications. All flanges per AWWA specs are either “ring” type slip-on flanges
All Emails Reviewed At Texas Flange
Texas Flange we do our best to make the flange requisition experience as seamless as possible for our customers. This includes providing commodity stock pieces by the bulk load, as well as creating cu
A Note On Stub Ends
There are two standards to which Texas Flange offers a variety of stub ends to accompany our flanges. The MSS standard is the regular length stub end and the most commonly used in the flange industry.
All About Ring Joint Gasket Flanges
A ring joint gasket is a specialized sealing component used in high-pressure and high-temperature applications, primarily in the oil and gas, petrochemical, and power industries. These gaskets are des
Long Weld Neck Flanges – What You Need To Know
What is a Long Weld Neck Flange? Long Weld Neck Flanges are like weld neck flanges, except for the neck, which is extended and acts like a boring extension. Long weld neck flanges can be used in high
Specialty Nickel Alloys & Their Uses
Texas Flange supplies a wide variety of specialty alloys in flanges and fittings for the global industries that we serve. We’ve noted a few differences in some of the more popular chrome and nickel pr
Conflict Minerals
It is Texas Flange's policy to provide customers with ethically procured products and to engage only in responsible procurement practices. Flanges, fittings, and other items supplied to our customers
Flatness Tolerance
Some of our customers often wonder about flatness being an issue with regards to aligning flanges properly on their equipment, or for the purposes of general aesthetics/symmetry for non-industrial app
Studding Outlets
Studding outlet flanges are made to order items offered in a variety of configurations. The most commonly used studding outlet flange in the industry is the flat bottom type. We also offer them in a s
Radius Back Studding Outlets
Alot of folks ask use why we offer radiused back studding outlets. If all your requirements are Flat Bottom it may seem odd to add the extra expense of radiusing the backside. The reason this is done
AML Flange Requirements: A Quick Guide
Texas Flange frequently services customers who require industrial flanges that are manufactured by an approved manufacturer. If you are in need of flanges per an AML, you can e-mail Texas Flange the r
