Vacuum flanges are standardized connectors that create leak-tight seals between vacuum system components, enabling modular assembly and maintenance.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Seal Type | Elastomer O-ring, Metal Gasket (Copper/Aluminum), Helicoflex | |
| Size Range | DN 10 to DN 500 (or 1/2" to 20") | |
| Flange Types | KF/QF (Quick Flange), ISO (Large Flange), CF (ConFlat) | |
| Pressure Rating | 10^-9 to 10^-3 mbar (UHV to rough vacuum) | |
| Connection Method | Bolted, Clamped (KF), Screwed | |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to 450°C (depending on gasket material) |
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KF (Quick Flange) flanges use a clamp and O-ring seal for quick assembly in small to medium sizes (up to DN 50), while ISO flanges use bolted connections with larger O-rings or metal gaskets for bigger systems (DN 63 to DN 500).
Ensure clean, undamaged sealing surfaces; use correct gasket material for the vacuum level and temperature; apply proper torque in a star pattern for bolted flanges; and perform leak testing with helium mass spectrometers.
Metal gaskets (copper) are typically single-use, while elastomer O-rings can be reused if undamaged. Always inspect sealing surfaces and replace gaskets during maintenance to prevent leaks.
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