Applications:

Mild steel flanges are commonly used in low-pressure piping systems where the sealing requirements are not stringent. They are suitable for applications such as water supply networks, irrigation systems, and low-pressure air or gas lines.

Maintenance:

Conduct routine visual inspections of mild steel flanges to check for signs of corrosion, damage, or wear. Inspect both the flange surfaces and the adjoining pipe surfaces for any abnormalities.

Advantages:

• Mild steel flanges are typically more affordable than flanges made from other materials such as stainless steel or alloy steel.
• Mild steel is relatively easy to work with and fabricate, allowing for the production of flanges in various shapes, sizes, and configurations to meet specific project requirements.
• Mild steel is also relatively easy to machine, drill, and mill, making it straightforward to modify or customize flanges as needed for specific applications.
• Mild steel is widely available and can be sourced from numerous suppliers, making mild steel flanges readily accessible for various projects and applications.