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Schedule 80 GF PVC Stone Split Flange Ring

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Description

Schedule 80 GF PVC Stone Split Flange Ring

Schedule 80 GF PVC Stone Split Flange Ring provides a split flange-ring configuration for compatible PVC flange assemblies. The two-piece design allows the ring to be positioned around adjoining piping or flange components where installation of a one-piece ring may be less practical.

The glass-filled PVC split flange ring is intended for compatible Schedule 80 PVC flange applications requiring a corrosion-resistant mechanical flange component. Selection should account for nominal flange size, mating flange configuration, bolt pattern, gasket requirements, system alignment, service conditions, and installation clearance.

Product Highlights

  • PVC construction
  • Schedule 80 design
  • Split-ring configuration
  • Glass-filled PVC material
  • Corrosion-resistant construction
  • Designed for compatible flange assemblies
  • Allows installation around adjoining components
  • Designed for compatible mechanical flange connections

Technical Specifications

Product Type Stone Split Flange Ring
Material Glass-Filled PVC
Schedule Schedule 80
Configuration Split Flange Ring
Connection Type Mechanical Flange Assembly
Ring Design Two-Piece Split Configuration
Primary Application Compatible PVC Flange Assemblies
Material Function Rigid Corrosion-Resistant Flange Ring
Assembly Function Provides Split-Ring Support for Compatible Flanged Connections
Selection Considerations Flange Size, Bolt Pattern, Gasket, Alignment & Service Conditions

Split Flange Ring Design

The split flange-ring configuration allows the ring to be positioned around compatible piping or flange components without requiring the complete ring to pass over the end of the pipe. This can be useful in existing piping assemblies where valves, fittings, equipment, or other installed components limit access for a conventional one-piece flange ring.

The two-piece configuration also provides additional flexibility during maintenance and replacement work because the ring can be assembled around the adjoining component after the piping layout is already established. Nominal flange size, bolt pattern, mating flange requirements, and available installation clearance should be confirmed before ordering.

Glass-Filled PVC Construction

The glass-filled PVC construction provides a rigid thermoplastic flange-ring component for compatible Schedule 80 PVC assemblies while retaining the corrosion-resistant characteristics associated with PVC piping products. This makes the ring suitable for piping installations where metallic flange components may be less desirable because of corrosion concerns.

Material suitability should be evaluated using the requirements of the complete piping system rather than the flange ring alone. Intended service conditions, adjoining piping materials, gasket selection, flange hardware, temperature, chemical exposure, and environmental conditions should all be considered during product selection.

Mechanical Flange Assembly

The mechanical flange assembly uses the split ring as part of a bolted connection between compatible flange components. Proper gasket placement, flange-face alignment, bolt positioning, and even tightening are important for distributing loading around the connection and supporting a properly assembled piping system.

The adjoining piping should be aligned and adequately supported before the flange hardware is tightened. Bolts should not be used to pull misaligned flange faces together, and the applicable tightening sequence, torque guidance, gasket requirements, and flange-installation procedures should be followed during assembly.

Flange Selection & Alignment

A Schedule 80 GF PVC Stone Split Flange Ring should be selected according to the nominal flange size and the requirements of the compatible mating flange components. Bolt pattern, gasket dimensions, adjoining piping configuration, and installation clearance should all be verified before the ring is ordered or installed.

Application suitability should be evaluated using the requirements of the complete piping system. Service conditions, piping support, system alignment, adjoining equipment, flange hardware, gasket compatibility, and applicable mechanical-joint installation practices should all be considered during selection and installation.

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm the nominal flange size.
  • Verify the split-ring configuration.
  • Confirm gasket and bolt-pattern compatibility.
  • Maintain proper flange alignment and piping support.
  • Follow the applicable flange-bolting procedure.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Schedule 80 GF PVC Stone Split Flange Ring used for?

It is used as a split flange-ring component in compatible Schedule 80 PVC mechanical flange assemblies.

What does GF PVC mean?

GF PVC identifies glass-filled PVC construction, which provides a rigid thermoplastic flange-ring component.

Why is the flange ring split?

The split configuration allows the ring to be positioned around compatible piping or flange components without sliding a one-piece ring over the pipe end.

Does flange size need to be confirmed before ordering?

Yes. Confirm the nominal flange size, mating flange requirements, and bolt pattern before selecting the ring.

Should a gasket be used with the flange assembly?

Use the gasket required for the compatible flange connection and verify gasket suitability for the intended piping service.

What should I confirm before installation?

Confirm flange size, split-ring configuration, bolt pattern, gasket compatibility, piping alignment, support, and service requirements.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm the nominal flange size.
  • Verify split-ring configuration.
  • Confirm bolt-pattern compatibility.
  • Inspect the ring before installation.
  • Maintain proper flange alignment and piping support.
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