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Oil & Gas Solutions

Pressure-rated solutions for upstream, midstream, and downstream service.

Overview

The oil and gas industry demands the highest standards of flange engineering. From subsea blowout preventers at 15,000 feet to refinery process piping, every connection must withstand extreme pressures, corrosive fluids, and demanding environmental conditions. Our flanges support wellhead systems, pipeline infrastructure, separation equipment, and downstream processing.

Applications

Wellhead and subsea completions

Pipeline distribution and transmission

Separator and pressure vessel connections

Furnace tube systems in refineries

Glycol/amine treater service

LNG and cryogenic systems

CO2 sequestration and injection

Relevant Standards

  • ASME B16.5 (standard pressure classes)
  • ASME B16.47 (large diameter)
  • API 6A (wellhead and Christmas trees)
  • API 17D (subsea systems)
  • ISO 7005-1 (metric steel flanges)

Material Grades

ASTM A105

standard carbon steel

ASTM A350 LF2

low-temperature service

ASTM A182 F22

chromium-molybdenum

ASTM A182 F91

9Cr-1Mo

ASTM A182 F316L

austenitic stainless

Duplex 2205

corrosion resistance

Inconel 625

sour service and CRA cladding, per NACE MR0175

Common Pressure Classes

Class

150

Class

300

Class

600

Class

900

Class

1500

Class

2500

Typical Service Specifications

Flanges in oil & gas typically operate at 600-2500 PSI with temperatures ranging from -50°F (LNG service) to 1000°F (furnace outlet). Sour service applications require NACE MR0175/ISO 15156 compliance. Material Test Reports with heat number traceability and pressure-temperature ratings are mandatory.

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