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Overview
Grooved Flanges, including Split Flanges, are specialized pipeline components designed to connect pipes and valves securely and efficiently. They provide a reliable mechanical connection with faster installation times and reduced space requirements compared to traditional threaded or butt-welded flanges. Split flanges allow easy assembly and disassembly without rotating the pipe, making them ideal for maintenance and retrofit projects.
Product Description
A Grooved Flange features a raised edge with bolt holes that align with matching flanges, providing a secure bolted connection. A gasket is placed between the flange faces to ensure a leak-resistant seal. Split Flanges, or two-piece flanges, allow installation over an existing pipeline without disconnecting the pipe, which is particularly useful in tight spaces or retrofit scenarios. Available in various pressure ratings, typically PN16 and PN25, these flanges are suitable for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and fire protection piping systems.
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Grooved end for quick mechanical connection to pipes
Split or one-piece flange design for flexible installation
Bolt-hole configuration for secure sealing with gaskets
Available pressure ratings: PN16, PN25
Faster installation compared to threaded or butt-welded flanges
Compact design reduces required installation space
Connects pipes to valves, pumps, or other equipment
Provides a leak-resistant flange connection with standard gaskets
Facilitates quick assembly, maintenance, or pipeline modifications
Supports reliable mechanical connection under operational pressure
Ideal for retrofit or tight-space installations
Grooved / Split Flanges are commonly used in:
Fire protection and sprinkler systems
HVAC and chilled water pipelines
Industrial water, chemical, and process piping
Commercial and industrial construction projects
Mining, refinery, and manufacturing facilities
They are particularly beneficial in systems where installation speed, ease of maintenance, and reduced space are critical.
Main production process

Installation Instruction For Threaded &Grooved Mechanical Tee
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| 1.Take out the Rigid &Flexible Coupling Clean the gasket sealing surface within 16mm of the hole and visually inspect the sealing surface for defects that may prevent proper sealing of the gasket.Don't drill the hole on weld line. | 2.Split the Rigid &Flexible Coupling If any burrs or slug exists at the pipe hole,please remove them before assembly,to protect the gasket and avoid leakage. | 3.Pipe preparation Insert the gasket into outlet housing making sure the tab in the gasket line up with the tab recesses in the housing.Align outlet housing over the pipe hole making sure that the locating collar is in the pipe hole. | 4.Lubricate gasket Align the strap around the pipe,inser the bolts and tighten the nuts finger tight. | |||||
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| 5.Gasket installation Alternatively and evenly tighten the nuts to the specified bolt torque. | 6.Housing installation There should be even gaps on two sides between upper and lower housings. | |||||||
FAQ
Q1: What is the main advantage of grooved flanges compared to traditional flanges?
A: Faster installation, reduced required space, and the ability to connect to grooved piping systems without welding.
Q2: What is a split flange?
A: A two-piece flange that can be installed over an existing pipeline without disconnecting the pipe, ideal for maintenance or retrofit applications.
Q3: What pressure ratings are available?
A: Commonly PN16 and PN25.
Q4: Do grooved flanges require special tools for installation?
A: No. Standard wrenches and bolting equipment are sufficient for assembly.
Q5: Where are grooved flanges typically used?
A: In fire protection, HVAC, industrial process piping, and commercial or industrial construction projects requiring reliable and quick flange connections.





