EMAIL: wr@insulatedpipeline.com
Position:Home > Products > DIN 2633 Welding Neck Flange

Product

DIN 2633 Welding Neck Flange

Published:2025-12-01 | Last Updated: 2026-04-23    Views: 68

I. Introduction to DIN Steel Flanges


DIN steel flanges are steel pipe flanges manufactured according to German Industrial Standards (DIN), used for connecting pipes, valves, and equipment.

DIN standards clearly define flange dimensions, pressure ratings, sealing surface types, materials, and manufacturing tolerances, ensuring safe and reliable pressure-bearing and sealing capabilities within piping systems.

DIN steel flanges are widely used in petroleum, chemical, power generation, shipbuilding, water treatment, HVAC, and other industrial sectors, particularly prevalent in European and international projects.

Depending on operating conditions, DIN flanges can be selected in various types including butt-weld flanges, slip-on flanges, blind flanges, and threaded flanges. They can be paired with raised face (RF), flat face (FF), or ring joint (RTJ) sealing surfaces.


DIN Steel Flange

II. DIN Steel Flange Common Parameters Table


Parameter CategoryParameter DescriptionTypical Values / RangeRemarks
Nominal Diameter (DN)Applicable pipe outer diameter for the flangeDN10 ~ DN3000Unit: mm
Nominal Pressure (PN)Pressure ratingPN6, PN10, PN16, PN25, PN40, PN63, PN100Corresponds to maximum allowable pressure, varies with temperature
Flange TypeConnection structureWeld Neck, Slip-On, Blind, Socket Weld, Threaded, Lap JointSelected based on service conditions
Sealing Face TypeFlange sealing surfaceRF (Raised Face), FF (Flat Face), RTJ (Ring Type Joint)Different sealing faces are suitable for different pressure ratings
Outer Diameter (OD)Flange outer circular diameterDetermined by DN and PNUnit: mm
Bolt Holes × DiameterFlange bolted connectionDetermined by DN and PNCommon sizes: M16, M20, M24, M27, etc.
Flange ThicknessFlange plate thickness10–120 mmDepends on DN, PN, and flange type
MaterialCommon materialsCarbon Steel (St 37-2, S235JR), Low-Temperature Carbon Steel (1.0619), Stainless Steel (1.4301, 1.4404), Alloy SteelSelected according to medium, temperature, and corrosion resistance
Applicable TemperatureOperating temperature range-50 ℃ ~ 450 ℃ (depends on material and pressure rating)High-temperature applications require heat-resistant steel or thicker flange
Applicable MediumService environmentWater, steam, oil, acids & alkalis, gases, etc.Material and sealing face type must match the medium


DIN Steel Flange

III. DIN Steel Flange Pressure Ratings and Nominal Diameters



(1) Pressure Rating (PN)

PN denotes nominal pressure in bar (bar), corresponding to the maximum allowable working pressure of the flange at standard temperature.

Common ratings:

PN6: Low-pressure systems

PN10 / PN16: Medium-low pressure systems, commonly used in water supply and HVAC

PN25 / PN40: Medium-high pressure systems, suitable for steam and chemical pipelines

PN63 / PN100: High-pressure systems, suitable for specialized industries, high-pressure steam, or oil/gas pipelines


(2) Nominal Diameter (DN)

DN denotes nominal diameter, measured in millimeters (mm), matching the pipe's outer diameter.

Common ranges:

Small diameter: DN10 ~ DN50

Medium diameter: DN65 ~ DN300

Large diameter: DN350 ~ DN3000


(3) PN and DN Matching Reference


PN Pressure RatingApplicable Nominal Diameter (DN)Remarks
PN6DN10 ~ DN600Low-pressure water and gas systems
PN10DN10 ~ DN600Medium-low pressure water, HVAC, and gas pipelines
PN16DN10 ~ DN500Common medium-pressure systems, such as steam and chemical pipelines
PN25DN15 ~ DN400High-pressure systems, chemical and steam pipelines
PN40DN15 ~ DN300High-pressure steam or industrial process pipelines
PN63DN15 ~ DN150Special high-pressure systems
PN100DN10 ~ DN100Ultra-high-pressure systems, such as oil, gas, and high-temperature steam



Note

For flanges with the same DN, the flange thickness, number of bolt holes, and hole diameter will vary according to different PN pressure ratings.

Higher PN ratings are generally used for smaller pipe diameters. As DN increases, standard pressure ratings decrease (e.g., DN600 commonly uses PN6 or PN10).

When selecting flanges, the appropriate combination of PN and DN must be chosen based on the pipeline's working pressure, temperature, medium, and operating conditions to ensure reliable sealing and safety.


DIN Steel Flange

IV. Common Materials for DIN Steel Flanges


(1) Carbon Steel

Common Grades: St 37-2 / S235JR / P265GH / P250GH

Characteristics: Low cost, good machinability, suitable for medium- and low-pressure pipelines carrying water, steam, gas, etc.

Applications: General industrial pipelines, water supply pipelines, HVAC systems.


(2) Low-Temperature Carbon Steel

Common Grades: 1.0619 / P235GH / P235TR

Characteristics: Excellent toughness in cryogenic environments, resistant to brittle fracture.

Applications: Cryogenic storage tanks, cryogenic liquid pipelines, cryogenic process systems.


(3) Stainless Steel

Common Grades: 1.4301 (304), 1.4404 (316L), 1.4541

Features: Corrosion and oxidation resistance, suitable for acid/alkali, brine, food, and pharmaceutical pipelines.

Applications: Chemical, seawater, pharmaceutical, food, and pure water systems.


(4) Alloy Steel

Common Grades: 13CrMo4-5 / 15CrMoG / 10CrMo910

Features: High resistance to temperature, pressure, and corrosion.

Applications: High-temperature steam pipelines, boilers, pressure vessels, and high-temperature conditions in petrochemical industries.


cache
Processed in 0.006085 Second.