What does FLG mean in CONSTRUCTION

A flange is typically a flat metal disc with bolt holes on the perimeter to attach it to other equipment or piping. Flanges are used to join two pipes together, form a seal, or provide support and structure.

FLG stands for Flange.

Yes, there are many different types of flanges including weld-neck, slip-on, lap joint, threaded, blind and socket weld flanges.

Flanges are most commonly used in industrial settings such as oil refineries and chemical plants where they are used to join pipe sections together and form seals between them. They can also be found have many other uses such as providing support structures for machinery and connecting sections of large machinery together.

In order to install a flange correctly first ensure that the mating surfaces are clean and free of debris and rust before bolting into place. When securing the bolts make sure they're tightened evenly so as not to cause any distortion of the surface that could lead to leaks down the line. Once all bolts are secure use a gasket sealant around each joint before finally installing the nuts.