Select a standard flange, or enter your own dimensions, and get a fully dimensioned, to-scale front and section view laid out on a Forgepoint drawing sheet with title block. The drawing exports as SVG, PDF or DXF for use in your own CAD or documents.
What it gives you
- Front view with OD, bolt circle, bolt holes and raised face
- Sectioned side view for weld neck, slip-on, blind, socket weld and threaded types
- Bolt count, hole size and bolt designation from the flange tables
- Automatic scale selection to fit an A3 sheet
- Title block with drawing number, title, date and drawn-by fields
Method and standards
Dimensions come from the ASME B16.5 (Class 150 to 2500) and EN 1092-1 (PN 6 to PN 100) tables built into the site. Custom mode lets you draw a non-standard flange from your own measurements. Bolt hole pitch is drawn straddling the vertical centreline in the usual way.
How to use it
- Choose the standard, pressure class and nominal size, or switch to custom and type the dimensions.
- Pick the flange type and adjust the hub length or bore if needed.
- Fill in the title block and download SVG, DXF or print to PDF.
Questions engineers ask
- Is the DXF usable in CAD?
- Yes. The DXF contains the drawn geometry as lines and circles on layers, so it opens in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Fusion, DraftSight and most other packages.
- Does it cover EN 1092-1 flanges?
- Yes. EN 1092-1 PN 6 to PN 100 in DN 15 to DN 600 are included alongside ASME B16.5 NPS ½ to 24.
- Can I use the drawing for manufacture?
- Treat it as a reference drawing. Confirm the dimensions against the current standard and your specification before issuing it for manufacture.
Reference use only. Every Forgepoint tool is a prototype under active development. Results have not been independently verified and must be checked by a qualified engineer against the applicable design code before use in design, specification, procurement or safety assessment. If you need verified engineering calculations, call 07549 032776.
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