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Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange w/ Plastic Ring (SPG x Multi Bolt)
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Description
Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange w/ Plastic Ring (SPG x Multi Bolt)
Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange w/ Plastic Ring (SPG x Multi Bolt) provides a flanged transition using a spigot connection and a multi-bolt flange interface. The spigot connection fits into an appropriately sized compatible receiving socket, while the plastic ring provides the bolted interface for connection to a compatible mating flange.
The Van Stone flange configuration combines a spigot connection with a plastic ring for integration into compatible Schedule 80 CPVC piping. Selection should account for nominal size, Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility, receiving socket, adjoining flange configuration, bolt-hole alignment, gasket selection, piping support, and available installation clearance.
Product Highlights
- CPVC construction
- Schedule 80 design
- Plastic ring construction
- Van Stone flange configuration
- Spigot x multi-bolt connection
- Provides a detachable flanged connection
- Connects to a compatible receiving socket and mating flange
- Allows bolt-hole positioning at the adjoining flange connection
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Van Stone Flange |
|---|---|
| Material | CPVC |
| Schedule | Schedule 80 |
| Connection | Spigot x Multi Bolt (SPG x Multi Bolt) |
| Connection Count | Two |
| Fitting Configuration | Van Stone Flange |
| Ring Material | Plastic |
| Spigot Interface | Compatible Receiving Socket |
| Flange Interface | Compatible Multi-Bolt Flanged Connection |
| Connection Style | Spigot x Bolted Flange |
| Joining Method | Compatible CPVC Solvent-Cement Joining x Bolted Connection |
| Primary Function | Provide a Detachable Flanged Transition from a Compatible CPVC Socket Connection |
Van Stone Flange Design
The Van Stone flange configuration provides a detachable flanged connection between compatible CPVC piping and an adjoining flanged component. The plastic ring can be positioned during installation to help coordinate the bolt-hole arrangement with the mating flange.
The flange should be installed with adequate access for bolt placement, tightening, inspection, and future servicing. Adjoining piping and equipment should be aligned and supported so the flange connection is not relied upon to correct piping offsets or carry unnecessary mechanical loads.
Spigot & Multi-Bolt Connections
The spigot connection fits into an appropriately sized compatible receiving socket, while the multi-bolt flange interface connects to a compatible adjoining flange. Each connection should be matched to the intended adjoining component before permanent assembly.
The spigot and receiving socket should be prepared using the appropriate CPVC solvent-cement joining procedure. At the flanged connection, bolt-hole alignment, gasket placement, mating-flange condition, and even bolt tightening should be considered during assembly.
Schedule 80 CPVC Integration
The Schedule 80 CPVC construction allows the flange to integrate into compatible CPVC piping arrangements requiring a spigot-to-flange transition. Matching the nominal size, spigot interface, and flange arrangement to the adjoining components 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, connection compatibility, joining materials, gasket selection, piping support, and applicable practices should all be considered during fitting selection.
Plastic Ring Configuration
The plastic ring provides the bolted interface used to connect the Van Stone flange to a compatible mating flange. Its position can be adjusted during installation to coordinate the bolt holes before the flanged connection is secured.
Installation planning should consider mating-flange alignment, gasket positioning, bolt access, surrounding components, and available service clearance. The adjoining piping should be properly supported so the completed flange assembly remains aligned without unnecessary external stress.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm the nominal size.
- Verify the SPG x multi-bolt configuration.
- Check Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility.
- Confirm the receiving socket and mating flange.
- Allow adequate clearance for bolted assembly.
Our CPVC fitting specialists can help review your nominal size, Schedule 80 requirements, SPG x multi-bolt configuration, plastic ring, receiving socket, adjoining flange, gasket requirements, bolt-hole alignment, piping support, and available installation clearance before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Schedule 80 CPVC Van Stone Flange used for?
It provides a detachable flanged transition between a compatible CPVC socket connection and a compatible mating flange.
What does SPG x Multi Bolt mean?
It identifies a spigot connection for a compatible receiving socket and a multi-bolt flange interface for connection to a mating flange.
What connects to the spigot end?
The spigot end fits into an appropriately sized compatible receiving socket.
What is the plastic ring used for?
The plastic ring provides the bolted flange interface and can be positioned to coordinate the bolt holes with the mating flange.
Does the flange connection require a gasket?
The completed flanged joint should use the gasket arrangement appropriate for the mating components and intended piping application.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the nominal size, Schedule 80 CPVC compatibility, spigot connection, receiving socket, multi-bolt flange arrangement, and mating flange.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Inspect both connection interfaces before use.
- Confirm the nominal connection size.
- Prepare the CPVC spigot connection correctly.
- Align the mating flange before tightening bolts.
- Confirm gasket placement before final assembly.
