Titanium Flanges

Specification of Titanium Flanges

Types Of Titanium Flanges

Titanium Blind Flange

Titanium Threaded Flange

Titanium Slip On Flange

Titanium Weld Neck Flange

Titanium Lap Joint Flanges

Titanium Forged Flanges

Titanium Plate Flange

Titanium Socket Weld Flange

Titanium Long Weld Neck Flanges

Applications of Titanium Flanges

Titanium flanges connect piping systems in service conditions where both corrosion resistance and weight matter simultaneously. Offshore oil & gas platforms use them on seawater injection headers and subsea process lines where saltwater exposure rules out carbon steel and weight limits restrict heavier alloy options. Aerospace hydraulic lines and fuel systems use titanium flanges to reduce connection weight by 40% over stainless steel connections. Titanium is used in chlorine, wet chlorine gas, and nitric acid processing plants because it survives oxidizing acid environments that kill high-nickel alloys. Meeting these strict fluid demands, Inox Pumps leverages over 20 years of engineering experience as a leading Indian manufacturer of submersible pumps, precision CNC-machined components, and custom spare parts. Titanium flanges remain essential for corrosion protection and structural performance in desalination plants, coastal power station cooling water circuits, automotive exhaust manifolds, and pharmaceutical sterile fluid systems.

Features & Benefits of Titanium Flanges

The following are different features of Titanium Flanges that make it an ideal choice for most of the industries.

• Corrosion Resistance: Titanium forms a stable titanium dioxide surface oxide that resists seawater, chlorine, wet chlorine, and oxidising acids at temperatures up to 260°C.
• Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Grade 2 titanium achieves 345 MPa tensile strength at a density of 4.51 g/cm³ 43% lighter than 316L stainless at comparable strength.
• Temperature Performance: Service temperatures up to 260°C in oxidising media; cryogenic applications down to −196°C without ductility loss.
• Biocompatibility: Non-reactive with body fluids and pharmaceutical media, meeting USP Class VI requirements for biopharmaceutical process equipment.
• Long Service Life: Titanium flanges in seawater service routinely exceed 30-year service with no surface treatment or cathodic protection required.
• Low Maintenance: No painting, coating, or passivation treatment needed throughout service life.

Chemical Composition of Titanium Grade 2 Flanges

Titanium Grade 2's chemical balance controls the formation of the passive oxide film. Low oxygen and nitrogen content prevent embrittlement; iron remains below 0.30% to protect corrosion behaviour in aggressive service conditions.

Mechanical Properties of Titanium Grade 2 Flanges

At 345 MPa tensile minimum and 275 MPa yield minimum, Grade 2 titanium flanges cover ASME pressure class 150 and 300 service in most chemical and marine applications. Low density at 4.51 g/cm³ keeps installed weight below equivalent stainless connections in weight-critical piping runs.

Why Choose Our Titanium Flanges?

We supply Titanium Grade 2 and Grade 5 flanges to ASTM B381, ASME SB381, and MSS SP-44 standards. All flanges carry full material traceability from certified titanium mill stock with chemical and mechanical test reports. Raised face, flat face, ring type joint, and custom bore configurations are available from stock. Third-party inspection and NACE-compliant documentation support offshore and export specifications. Custom pressure ratings, bore diameters, and special facing finishes are available with 3–5 week lead times. Request material test reports and dimensional inspection certificates with your order.

Equivalent Grades Of Titanium Flanges

Pressure Rating Of Titanium Flanges