The flat flange lid is usually placed between two flanges to be joined and then tightened with bolts to create a secure connection. Suitable for glass reactors with a SCHOTT flat flange.
- Flat flange allows the lid to be securely attached to the reactor body and ensures a reliable seal to prevent leakage
- Compatible according to DIN 12214 (laboratory flat flange) and compatible with glass reactors for seamless integration
- Effortless and hassle-free to assemble, saving time and effort
- Flexibly expand products to fit specific needs and meet future needs
- Made entirely of PTFE, for universal chemical resistance to a wide range of harsh chemicals, increasing application versatility and reliability
- Equipped with practical attachments that allow easy connection and use of existing equipment that has ground or GL threads
A PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) based flat flange is a special type of flange. PTFE is a highly durable material with excellent chemical resistance and is often used in demanding industrial applications, particularly in areas where harsh chemicals are present.
Flat flanges are available in different materials depending on the reactor requirements. For example, they can be made of stainless steel, carbon steel, PTFE, or special alloys. Choosing the right material depends on factors such as the type of chemicals, the pressure and temperature exposure, and the specific application.
Overall, flat flanges are important components for the safe and reliable connection of pipes and vessels in various industrial applications. They provide a robust connection and effective sealing to prevent leaks and keep equipment running smoothly.