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DN25 Flange Weight & Dimension Quick Reference

DN25 Flange Dimension Parameters (PN16, unit mm)

Letters correspond to the series dimensional codes in GB/T 9124.1-2019 (which has superseded GB/T 9115-2010): D outside diameter, K bolt circle diameter, L bolt hole diameter, n number of holes, C flange thickness, d4 raised face (RF) outside diameter, f raised face height, H weld neck length, N1 neck outside diameter; Plate Slip-On PLF has no raised face/neck dimension columns.

Weld Neck WNF (GB/T 9124.1-2019)

OD D115
Bolt Circle K85
Bolt Holes n×L4×14
Stud SizeM12
Flange Thickness C18
Raised Face OD d468
Raised Face Height f2
Weld Neck Length H40
Neck OD N146

Plate Slip-On PLF (GB/T 9124.1-2019)

OD D115
Bolt Circle K85
Bolt Holes n×L4×14
Stud SizeM12
Flange Thickness C16

Pipe OD 33.7 / Bore 28.5 mm

Weld neck WNF and plate slip-on PLF (GB/T 9124.1-2019) on one page: full dimension columns for DN25 D/K/bolt holes/thickness/sealing face, unit weight in kg or lb for carbon steel/304/316L, PN10/PN16 toggle on page (default PN16), nominal size and source fully disclosed.

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Unit Weight (DN25 · PN16, kg/pc)

TypeCarbon Steel304 Stainless Steel316L Stainless Steel
Weld Neck WNF (GB/T 9124.1-2019)1.31.311.32
Plate Slip-On PLF (GB/T 9124.1-2019)1.111.121.12

Cell shows unit weight (kg/pc): WNF/PLF × carbon steel/304/316L. PN10/PN16 column values differ where applicable, calculated cell by cell; theoretical estimate, settlement subject to actual measurement.

Material Density Conversion

Table values are for carbon steel (7.85 g/cm³); other materials converted by density ratio: weight × factor.

MaterialDensity (g/cm³)Conversion Factor
Carbon Steel7.85×1.000
304 Stainless Steel7.93×1.010
316L Stainless Steel7.98×1.017

Data Basis and Source Disclosure

Data basis

  • Dimensions and unit weights are taken directly from the spec values of flange SKUs in the product catalog — the same source as the WNF/PLF product pages under /products/pipe-flanges-and-gaskets/.
  • Dimensions follow GB/T 9124.1-2019 Steel Pipe Flanges Part 1: PN Series — weld neck WN per Table 29/30, plate slip-on PL per Table 52/53.
  • The small-bore sharing rule comes from the footnotes of that standard’s tables: for PN10, DN10–DN40 uses the PN40 size series and DN50–DN150 uses the PN16 size series, and the PN10 dedicated series starts at DN200 — this chart follows it size by size, so PN10 and PN16 are identical in dimensions and weight from DN15 to DN150.
  • The carbon steel 7.85 g/cm³ figures are the catalog values; 304/316L are converted by the density ratio 7.93/7.98 ÷ 7.85 (estimate).

Scope & limits

  • Theoretical unit weight estimates (gaskets/bolts/nuts and coating allowance excluded) for quotation, freight and lifting budgets.
  • Actual values for the same DN×PN vary with the manufacturing standard edition, sealing face type (RF/FF etc.) and material tolerance; use measured values for trade settlement.

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FAQ

What is the weight difference between PN10 and PN16 flanges?

Whether PN10 and PN16 have the same weight depends on size. Per footnotes to Table 52/53 of GB/T 9124.1-2019, for Plate Slip-On PLF in DN15–DN150 PN10 directly uses the PN16 size series, so the two classes are the same flange (identical dimensions and unit weight); the same rule applies to Weld Neck WNF (footnotes to Table 29/30: for PN10 DN10–DN40 takes the PN40 size series and DN50–DN150 takes the PN16 size series). Differences start from DN200: PN16 has greater thickness/bolt circle and is generally heavier. Taking DN25 as an example: Weld Neck WNF approx. 1.3 kg (PN10) / 1.3 kg (PN16); Plate Slip-On PLF approx. 1.11 kg (PN10) / 1.11 kg (PN16).

How many bolt holes and what size for DN25 flange? What studs to use?

For PN16 class: weld neck WNF 4×Φ14 mm (bolt circle K=85 mm), plate slip-on PLF 4×Φ14 mm, both with M12 stud bolts + hex nuts (hole diameter ≈ stud diameter + 2~3 mm). See cross-reference table at page bottom for matching stud/nut dimensions and weights.

How to choose between weld neck flange (WNF) and plate slip-on flange (PLF)?

Weld neck flange has tapered hub and butt-welded connection, better load bearing and fatigue resistance, suitable for medium/high pressure, temperature fluctuation, frequent assembly piping (e.g., PN16, DN200+ process piping); plate slip-on flange is directly fillet welded on pipe end, saves material and labor, lower cost, suitable for low-pressure ambient water/gas etc. For same DN×PN, WNF is usually heavier than PLF.

What are D, K, C, d4, f in the flange dimension table?

D = flange outside diameter, K = bolt circle diameter, C = flange thickness, d4 = raised face (RF) sealing face outside diameter, f = raised face height; bolt holes are denoted as n×L (n = number of holes, L = hole diameter). For DN25 see the dimensional parameter table at the top of the page; toggle PN10/PN16 to compare the two classes: DN15–DN150 share the same dimensions and weight for both classes (footnote to Table 52/53 of GB/T 9124.1-2019), differences start from DN200.

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Disclaimer: This table is engineering estimate data for selection, quotation and freight estimation reference only, not a design basis or acceptance standard.