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PPDI - ANSI B16.5 Class 150, ID Metric
ANSI B16.5 Polypropylene Encapsulated Ductile Iron Flange
Stu Piping manufactures and supplies the PPDI flange, drilled to ANSI B16.5 for use in North American and internationally ANSI-standardized piping systems. Built with a glass fibre reinforced polypropylene encapsulation over a ductile iron core, the PPDI flange delivers corrosion resistance and weight savings for PE, PP, and PVDF stub end applications.
Ideal Applications for the PPDI ANSI Flange
- Aquaculture / fish farm piping systems
- Water infrastructure and treatment
- Mining piping systems
- Gas piping applications
- Marine piping installations
Key Benefits
- I-beam cross section for reliable structural support
- 50% lighter than conventional flange backing rings
- Convoluted design maintains bolt tension, reducing re-torqueing needs
- Available from d20mm up to d1000mm
- Safety factor of 2 for dependable pressure performance
- Compatible with both steel and thermoplastic piping systems
- Lower embodied carbon footprint than heavier conventional flanges
- Compatible with both steel and thermoplastic piping systems
Ongoing engineering improvements may affect published technical data. Download the full submittal below for current specifications.
For further information, please email us with your requirements
Polypropylene encapsulated ductile iron(PP/Steel)
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PPDI - ANSI B16.5 Class 150, ID Metric
Utilisation
PE, PP, PVDF stub ends in ANSI-standardized systems
Materials
Glass-reinforced polypropylene (black) over ductile iron insert (GGG 40, DIN 1693)
Connecting
Drilled to ANSI B16.5 Class 150
Dimensions
2″ – 40″
Info
Connecting dimensions (Class) and maximum operating pressure (psi) are not directly linked. Stu Piping recommends the use of washers below the screw head and nut.
Ongoing engineering improvements may affect published technical data. Download the full submittal below for current specifications
