Blind Flanges
Supplying Companies Worldwide With Blind Flanges
At Hydro Blind Solutions, we carry a wide array of blind flanges to meet your piping isolation needs. We supply carbon steel and stainless steel blind flanges to companies worldwide in a variety of sizes and pressure classes. Looking for blind flange rentals? We have those options available, too. Whatever your needs, we’re the company to choose.
24-Hour Call-Out Services Available
Contact Hydro Blind Solutions to purchase blind flanges by calling us at (409) 213-9189 or filling out our contact form.
Types of Blind Flanges We Carry
Looking to buy blind flanges? We offer a variety of sizes and grades to suit your project’s needs. Our blind flange offerings include paddle blinds, spectacle blinds, vented paddle blinds, and more.
Class 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500 are available, with sizes ranging from half an inch to 90 inches. MTRs are available by request on all flanges.
ANSI B16.5 Blind Flanges
- A105 Raised Face Carbon Steel ANSI B16.5 Blind Flanges
- A105 RTJ Carbon Steel ANSI B16.5 Blind Flanges
ASME B16.47 Series A & B Blind Flanges
ASME B16.48 Blind Spacer Sets (Paddle/Spacer)
- A516-70 Carbon Steel Blind Spacer Set Rental
Need something custom? With our in-house CNC plasma and machining capabilities, we can engineer and produce the products you need in a moment’s notice.
Our goal at Hydro Blind Solutions is to provide industrial piping products to help finish a job on time and on budget. When planning your next project, whether short-term or long-term, ask yourself, would you benefit from purchasing versus renting blind flanges? Whatever your needs, we’re the company to call.
Contact us to purchase blind flanges, paddle blinds, figure 8 blinds, and more!
Industries We Serve
We’ve worked with a lot of businesses worldwide to get them the blind flanges they need. We make sure that you get the best out there so you can get your jobs done quickly and efficiently. Some of the industries that we’ve worked with are:
- Refinery
- Pipeline
- Construction
- Oilfield
- Fabrication
- Engineering
- Offshore drilling
- Liquefied natural gas
Call (409) 213-9189 To Purchase Blind Flanges
Ready to purchase blind flanges for your company? We ship worldwide! Give us a call at (409) 213-9189 or fill out a contact form and let’s talk.
Frequently Asked Questions About Blind Flanges
What are blind flanges?
Blind flanges lack a bored center of traditional flanges. They have the same thicknesses, but their solid face makes them useful for creating a dead end.
They’re available in both raised and flat-faced options and can help you perform a sectional replacement without shutting down your pipelines.
They also help you assemble and ship entire pipe sections anywhere in the world. Various industries benefit, from refineries and pipelines to construction and fabrication.
What’s the difference between a blind and a blank flange?
Blind flanges are thick and secured with bolt holes, while blank flanges are slim plates that allow fluids to pass through.
What are the benefits of blind flanges?
Blind flanges give you a low-cost solution to pipe sealing. Valves are often installed miles away from the job site, so repairs can be time-consuming.
Blind flanges solve the problem by letting you stop fluid flow right at the repair site.
What is an ANSI blind flange?
ANSI class designates the amount of pressure and temperature your pipe flange can cope with. The rating includes classes from 150 up to 2,500.
American National Standard flanges are denoted as ASME, but temperature resistance can also be expressed as psi. The ASME B16.5-2020 will give you all the data you need about ANSI ratings.
How many kinds of blind flanges are there?
Most blind flanges are made from steel or stainless steel. The former is far stronger. API International blind flanges are also offered in forged and plate steel. The American Iron and Steel Institute requirements list gives you the precise requirements of every application. Hydro Blind Solutions sells both carbon and stainless steel products. Our product list also includes paddle, spectacle, and vented blinds in a wide selection of pressure resistance ratings.
Blinds come in a range of dimensions and shapes. Most are round, but a square solution will probably suit you best if you’re working with hydraulic piping systems. They’re also offered in anything between 4- and 72-inch radiuses. F.SF flanges are slightly smaller, while SB and SD options cover the widest size range on the market.
Is it better to rent or buy a blind flange?
If you frequently use blind flanges, an outright purchase will probably be more cost-effective than a rental. If you need a one-off solution, a rental is likely a better option.
