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Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange Socket CL150 Solid Style
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Description
Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange Socket CL150 Solid Style
Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange Socket CL150 Solid Style provides a flanged transition for compatible Schedule 80 CPVC piping using a socket connection and Class 150 flange configuration. The socket connection receives appropriately sized compatible CPVC pipe while the flange provides the bolted connection interface.
The Van Stone flange configuration combines a socket-style CPVC connection with a flanged joint for compatible piping systems. Selection should account for nominal size, Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility, Class 150 flange requirements, mating flange dimensions, gasket selection, bolt alignment, piping support, and available installation clearance.
Product Highlights
- CPVC construction
- Schedule 80 design
- Class 150 flange configuration
- Solid-style Van Stone flange
- Socket connection
- Provides a flanged piping transition
- Connects compatible CPVC pipe to flanged components
- Combines a socket-style CPVC connection with a bolted flange interface
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Van Stone Flange |
|---|---|
| Material | CPVC |
| Schedule | Schedule 80 |
| Flange Class | Class 150 |
| Connection | Socket |
| Flange Style | Solid Style |
| Fitting Configuration | Van Stone Flange |
| Socket Interface | Compatible CPVC Pipe |
| Flanged Interface | Compatible Mating Flange |
| Joining Method | Compatible CPVC Solvent-Cement Joining x Bolted Flange Connection |
| Piping Configuration | Socket-to-Flange Transition |
| Primary Function | Connect Compatible Schedule 80 CPVC Piping to a Class 150 Flanged Component |
Van Stone Flange Design
The Van Stone flange configuration provides a flanged connection point for compatible CPVC piping while retaining a socket-style pipe connection. The solid-style flange body provides the bolted interface required to connect with a compatible mating flange.
The flange position and mating component should be established before final assembly so the bolt pattern, piping route, and adjoining equipment align correctly. Planning the installation helps coordinate pipe length, gasket placement, bolt access, piping support, and service clearance.
Socket & Flanged Connections
The socket connection receives appropriately sized compatible CPVC pipe, while the flange face mates with a compatible flanged component. Each side requires the appropriate assembly method for its connection style.
The socket surfaces should be prepared using the applicable CPVC solvent-cement joining procedure, while the flange connection should be assembled with compatible gasket and bolting components. Proper alignment helps reduce unnecessary stress on the flange and adjoining piping.
Schedule 80 CPVC Integration
The Schedule 80 CPVC construction allows the flange to integrate into compatible Schedule 80 CPVC piping arrangements requiring a Class 150 flanged connection. Matching the nominal size, socket interface, and mating flange requirements helps maintain the intended piping configuration.
Application suitability should be evaluated using the requirements of the complete piping system rather than the schedule designation alone. Intended service conditions, adjoining materials, gasket compatibility, bolting requirements, joining materials, piping support, and applicable practices should all be considered during selection.
Class 150 Flanged Transition
A Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange provides a direct transition between compatible CPVC pipe and a Class 150 flanged component. The socket connection allows integration with CPVC piping while the flange provides a removable bolted joint.
Installation planning should consider pipe insertion, gasket position, bolt alignment, mating flange condition, nearby fittings, available clearance, and piping support. The adjoining piping and equipment should align naturally so the flange is not relied upon to correct offsets or support improperly positioned components.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm the nominal size.
- Verify Class 150 flange compatibility.
- Check Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility.
- Confirm the mating flange and gasket requirements.
- Allow adequate clearance for flange bolting.
Our CPVC fitting specialists can help review your nominal size, Schedule 80 requirements, Class 150 flange configuration, socket connection, mating flange, gasket requirements, joining method, bolt alignment, piping layout, and available installation clearance before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange used for?
It provides a flanged transition between compatible Schedule 80 CPVC pipe and a compatible Class 150 flanged component.
What connects to the socket end?
The socket opening receives appropriately sized compatible CPVC pipe for the applicable solvent-cement joining procedure.
What does CL150 mean?
CL150 identifies the specified Class 150 flange configuration and should be matched to a compatible mating flange.
What does solid style mean?
Solid style identifies the specified one-piece flange-body configuration for this Van Stone flange.
Does the flange connection use solvent cement?
No. The socket side uses compatible CPVC solvent-cement joining, while the flange side uses a gasketed and bolted mechanical connection.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the nominal size, Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility, Class 150 flange requirements, mating flange, gasket, and socket connection size.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Inspect the flange before use.
- Confirm the nominal connection size.
- Verify the mating Class 150 flange.
- Align bolt holes before final assembly.
- Use compatible gasket and joining materials.
