DIN PN6 Flange

DIN PN6 flange features:

Comply with German industry standards: with specific size, construction and manufacturing requirements to ensure their interchangeability and quality consistency.
The nominal pressure is 6MPa: it means that it can withstand a certain pressure at room temperature.
Commonly used materials are carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, etc., with good compressive strength.
May have a variety of sealing surface forms, such as plane (FF), sudden surface (RF), concave and convex surface (MFM), mortise and groove surface (TG), etc., to meet different sealing needs.
The connection method is generally welded to ensure the firmness and tightness of the connection.

Overview

What is DIN PN6 Flange?

DIN PN6 flanges are flanges conforming to the German Industrial Standard (DIN) and with nominal pressure PN6. DIN is the standardisation authority in Germany and develops a series of industrial standards. PN indicates nominal pressure, and PN6 indicates that the flange can withstand a nominal pressure of 6 MPa at room temperature.

DIN PN6 flanges have certain strength and tightness, relatively simple structure, and reasonable cost. DIN PN6 flanges are widely used in some industrial fields to connect piping systems, ensuring that the piping is connected tightly, reliably, and can withstand certain pressure and temperature conditions. In practical applications, appropriate flange types and specifications need to be selected according to specific engineering requirements, medium characteristics, pressure levels and other factors.

Drawing

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