Hastelloy B2 Flanges

Hastelloy B2 Flanges come under the ASTM B564 specification with sizes ranging from ½ inches to 60 inches under different standards. The flanges are produced through different techniques as the ASTM B564 Hastelloy B2 Threaded Flanges, screwed flanges, forged flanges and plate flanges. The threaded flanges are used with threaded pipes and the female threaded flanges connect to the male threaded pipe ends.

The Hastelloy UNS N10665 Pipe Flanges come under the ANSI, ASTM, DIN and other international standards with various dimensions and pressure classes. According to the flange size, wall thickness and diameters, the pressure classes vary from class 150 through class 2500. There are also different faced flanges such as the ring type joint Alloy B2 RTJ Flange, raised face flange and flat face flange. Each of them have structural differences. These flanges are made up of a nickel, chromium, molybdenum alloy that has 50% nickel 14% chromium, 15% molybdenum and carbon, manganese, silicon, sulfur, cobalt, iron and phosphorus in the composition. There are different types such as the Hastelloy B2 Slip On Flanges , socket weld flanges, and welded neck flanges. These have 790MPa minimum tensile strength, 355MPa minimum yield strength and 40% elongation rate. The flanges also have 8.89 grams per cubic centimeter density and 1370 degrees melting point. The DIN 2.4617 Socket Weld Flanges and other flanges are used in high temperature, high corrosive and high stress applications due to the higher mechanical properties. The material is resistant to chlorides and acids so that the primary uses are in the acid processing, chemical, sea water and marine applications.