ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges

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The slip-on flange is another common type of flange that slides onto the pipe and is then welded in place. It is easy to install and is less expensive than some other types of flanges, making it a popular choice in low-pressure applications. However, slip-on flanges may not be suitable for applications where the piping system may be subject to bending, vibration or other stresses.

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ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges

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ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 150 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/16″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/23.502.381.3840.620.881.190.380.561
3/43.882.751.6940.621.091.500.440.562
14.253.122.0040.621.361.940.500.622
1 1/44.623.502.5040.621.702.310.560.753
1 1/25.003.882.8840.621.952.560.620.813
26.004.753.6240.752.443.060.690.945
2 1/27.005.504.1240.752.943.560.811.067
37.506.005.0040.753.574.250.881.128
3 1/28.507.005.5080.754.074.810.881.1911
49.007.506.1980.754.575.310.881.2513
510.008.507.3180.885.666.440.881.3815
611.009.508.5080.886.727.560.941.5019
813.5011.7510.6280.888.729.691.061.6930
1016.0014.2512.75121.0010.8812.001.121.8843
1219.0017.0015.00121.0012.8814.381.192.1264
1421.0018.7516.25121.1214.1415.751.312.1990
1623.5021.2518.50161.1216.1618.001.382.4498
1825.0022.7521.00161.2518.1819.881.502.62130
2027.5025.0023.00201.2520.2022.001.622.81165
2229.5027.2525.25201.3822.2224.001.753.06185
2432.0029.5027.25201.3824.2526.121.813.19220

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 300 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/16″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/23.752.621.3840.630.881.500.500.812
3/44.623.251.6940.751.091.880.560.943
14.883.502.0040.751.362.120.621.003
1 1/45.253.882.5040.751.702.500.691.004
1 1/26.124.502.8840.881.952.750.751.136
26.505.003.6280.752.443.310.811.257
2 1/27.505.884.1280.882.943.940.941.4410
38.256.625.0080.883.574.621.061.6313
3 1/29.007.255.5080.884.075.251.121.6917
410.007.886.1980.884.575.751.191.8222
511.009.257.3180.885.667.001.311.9428
612.5010.628.50120.886.728.121.382.0039
815.0013.0010.62121.008.7210.251.562.3858
1017.5015.2512.75161.1310.8812.621.812.5681
1220.5017.7515.00161.2512.8814.751.942.82115
1423.0020.2516.25201.2514.1416.752.062.94165
1625.5022.5018.50201.3816.1619.002.193.19190
1828.0024.7521.00241.3818.1821.002.313.44250
2030.5027.0023.00241.3820.2023.122.443.69315
2233.0029.2525.25241.6322.2225.252.563.94370
2436.0032.0027.25241.6324.2527.622.694.13475

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 400 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/4″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/23.752.621.3840.630.881.500.560.882
3/44.623.251.6940.751.091.880.621.003
14.883.502.0040.751.362.120.691.064
1 1/45.253.882.5040.751.702.500.811.125
1 1/26.124.502.8840.881.952.750.881.257
26.505.003.6280.752.443.311.001.449
2 1/27.505.884.1280.882.943.941.121.6213
38.256.625.0080.883.574.621.251.8116
3 1/29.007.255.5081.004.075.251.381.9421
410.007.886.1981.004.575.751.382.0026
511.009.257.3181.005.667.001.502.1231
612.5010.628.50121.006.728.121.622.2544
815.0013.0010.62121.138.7210.251.882.6967
1017.5015.2512.75161.2510.8812.622.122.8891
1220.5017.7515.00161.3812.8814.752.253.12130
1423.0020.2516.25201.3814.1416.752.383.31180
1625.5022.5018.50201.5016.1619.002.503.69235
1828.0024.7521.00241.5018.1821.002.623.88285
2030.5027.0023.00241.6320.2023.132.754.00345
2233.0029.2525.25241.7522.2225.252.884.25405
2436.0032.0027.25241.8824.2527.623.004.50510

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 600 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/4″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/23.752.621.3840.630.881.500.560.882
3/44.623.251.6940.751.091.880.621.003
14.883.502.0040.751.362.120.691.064
1 1/45.253.882.5040.751.702.500.811.125
1 1/26.124.502.8840.881.952.750.881.257
26.505.003.6280.752.443.311.001.449
2 1/27.505.884.1280.882.943.941.121.6213
38.256.625.0080.883.574.621.251.8116
3 1/29.007.255.5081.004.075.251.381.9421
410.758.506.1981.004.576.001.502.1237
513.0010.507.3181.135.667.441.752.3863
614.0011.508.50121.136.728.751.882.6280
816.5013.7510.62121.258.7210.752.193.00115
1020.0017.0012.75161.3810.8813.502.503.38170
1222.0019.2515.00201.3812.8815.752.623.62200
1423.7520.7516.25201.5014.1417.002.753.69230
1627.0023.7518.50201.6316.1619.503.004.19330
1829.2525.7521.00201.7518.1821.503.254.62400
2032.0028.5023.00241.7520.2024.003.505.00510
2234.2530.6225.25241.8822.2226.253.755.25590
2437.0033.0027.25242.0024.2528.254.005.50730

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 900 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/4″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/24.753.251.3840.880.881.500.881.254
3/45.123.501.6940.881.091.751.001.385
15.884.002.0041.001.362.061.121.628
1 1/46.254.382.5041.001.702.501.121.629
1 1/27.004.882.8841.131.972.751.251.7512
28.506.503.6281.002.464.121.502.2525
2 1/29.627.504.1281.132.974.881.622.5036
39.507.505.0081.003.575.001.502.1226
411.509.256.1981.254.576.251.752.7553
513.7511.007.3181.385.667.502.003.1283
615.0012.508.50121.256.729.252.193.38110
818.5015.5010.62121.508.7211.752.504.00170
1021.5018.5012.75161.5010.8814.502.754.25245
1224.0021.0015.00201.5012.8816.503.124.62325
1425.2522.0016.25201.6314.1417.753.385.12400
1627.7524.2518.50201.7516.1620.003.505.25425
1831.0027.0021.00202.0018.1822.254.006.00600
2033.7529.5023.00202.1320.2024.504.256.25730
2441.0035.5027.25202.6324.2529.505.508.001400

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Class 1500 Slip-On Flanges

(a)All dimensions are in inches.

(b)These flanges will be furnished with a 1/4″ raised face unless otherwise specified. For more alternate flange facings, please click here!

Nominal Pipe SizeOutside Diameter (O)Bolt Circle (W)Raised Face Diameter (R)Number of HolesDiameter of HolesBore (B)Hub Diameter (X)Thickness (T)Length Thru Hub (Y)Approximate Weight (lbs)
1/24.753.251.3840.880.881.500.881.254
3/45.123.501.6940.881.091.751.001.385
15.884.002.0041.001.362.061.121.628
1 1/46.254.382.5041.001.702.501.121.629
1 1/27.004.882.8841.131.952.751.251.7512
28.506.503.6281.002.444.121.502.2525
2 1/29.627.504.1281.132.944.881.622.5036

Here is a table outlining the specifications and characteristics of ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges:

Specification/FeatureDescription
StandardASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flange.
TypeSlip-On Flange – A type of flange with a slightly larger bore than the pipe, which slips over the pipe end and is then welded to provide a secure connection.
Pressure RatingsAvailable in different pressure classes, such as 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500, 2500, etc., to accommodate varying pressure requirements.
Size RangeTypically available in sizes ranging from 1/2 inches to 48 inches or larger, suitable for various pipe and equipment sizes.
MaterialsASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges can be manufactured from materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, and more, chosen based on application requirements.
Facing TypesCommon facing types include Raised Face (RF), Flat Face (FF), Ring-Type Joint (RTJ), and Male and Female (M&F) facings, impacting sealing methods.
Bolt Hole Quantity and DiameterThe number and diameter of bolt holes vary with flange size and pressure rating, facilitating flange connection.
Connection MethodASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are slipped over the pipe end and then welded to the pipe, providing a secure and leak-resistant connection.
Application AreasSlip-On Flanges are widely used in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, water treatment, and more for connecting pipes to flat-end equipment or vessels.
Standards and CodesASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges adhere to standards set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and nominal pipe size (NPS) standards, such as ANSI B16.5.
Seal TypesSlip-On Flanges commonly use gaskets or O-rings for sealing, with the choice of seal type depending on the application and pressure rating.
Accessories and AttachmentsSome applications may require additional components such as flange gaskets, bolts, nuts, flange covers, or flange cover gaskets.
Inspection and TestingASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges typically undergo a series of inspections and tests to ensure they meet quality and performance requirements, in compliance with standards.
Marking and CertificationSlip-On Flanges should be marked with the manufacturer’s identification, size, class, material, and other relevant information. Some flanges may require specific certifications such as PED or ASME.
Installation and MaintenanceProper installation and regular maintenance of Slip-On Flanges, including weld integrity, bolt torque, flange face cleaning, and lubrication, are crucial for system integrity and performance.
Application StandardsIn specific industries and applications, there may be industry-specific Slip-On Flange application standards that need to be adhered to for safety and performance.
ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges Main Features and Specifications Table

This table provides a comprehensive overview of ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges, covering key specifications, characteristics, and additional considerations. Specific details and requirements may vary based on the chosen flange size, pressure rating, and material.

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are a type of flange used to connect two pipes together. They are among the most commonly used types of flanges in the industry due to their ease of installation and cost-effectiveness. These flanges have a flat face and are designed to slip over the pipe and then be welded in place.

The Slip-On Flange is manufactured with a bore slightly larger than the outside diameter of the pipe that it is meant to fit onto. This allows the flange to slide onto the pipe, after which it is then welded in place. The welding process used with Slip-On Flanges is typically a fillet weld, which is easier and faster to perform than a butt weld, making them a more cost-effective choice.

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are commonly used in low-pressure applications, and are available in a range of sizes from 1/2 inch to 60 inches. They are often used in piping systems for water, air, and steam, among other fluids.

One of the key benefits of Slip-On Flanges is their ease of installation. Due to the design of the flange, it is relatively easy to slide it onto the pipe and weld it in place. This makes them a popular choice in applications where there is a need for quick and efficient installation.

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are designed to meet the requirements set out in the ASME B16.5 standard, which specifies the dimensions and tolerances for the flange. The standard sets out the marking requirements and testing procedures to ensure the quality and performance of the flange.

ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are available in a range of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel, among others. The material selection depends on the specific requirements of the application, such as the temperature, pressure, and corrosion resistance of the piping system.

In summary, ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are a type of flange commonly used to connect two pipes together in low-pressure applications. They are easy to install and cost-effective due to their simple design and use of fillet welds. Proper selection, installation, and maintenance of ASME/ANSI B16.5 Slip-On Flanges are crucial to ensure a safe and reliable operation of the piping system.

The slip-on flange (S/O flange) manufactured in accordance with ASME B16. 5 is a loose-type flange that has no direct connection to the adjoining pipe wall or the nozzle neck, or the vessel. It has a low hub that allows the flange to slip onto the pipe prior to welding.

slip-on flanges are mainly used for fluids at low pressure or with little risk of leakage. It is very common to find these flanges today in cooling water lines, firefighting water lines, low-pressure compressed air lines, and process lines for substances such as steam, oil, gas, condensates, etc.

Slip on Flange is essentially a ring that is placed over the pipe end, with the flange face extending from the end of the pipe by enough distance to apply a weld bead on the inside diameter. The OD of slip-on flange is also welded on the back side of the flange.

B16. 5 is limited to flanges and flanged fittings made from cast or forged materials, and blind flanges and certain reducing flanges made from cast, forged, or plate materials. Also included in this Standard are requirements and recommendations regarding flange bolting, flange gaskets, and flange joints.

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI) are important organizations in the flange industry. Each of them plays an integral role in developing the standards and codes that govern the industry.

The Weld Neck Flange offers increased strength under higher pressures, subzero or elevated temperatures that cause line expansion or retraction or other variable forces. The Slip On Flange is connected to the pipe by two welds, one on the back side of the Flange and one on the inside of the Flange.