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The ISO-K 90° elbow is a type of vacuum pipe fitting designed to connect two sections of piping at a 90-degree angle. These fittings are commonly used in vacuum systems and applications where space constraints require a change in direction of the piping.

ISO-KF fittings are known for their versatility and can be effectively employed in a wide spectrum of applications. These applications include, but are not limited to:  Roughing and foreline plumbing, where they provide essential connections in vacuum systems .Small-scale systems, where their compact design is particularly advantageous .Systems that necessitate frequent cleaning or modification, due to their ease of disassembly and reassembly . Research and educational settings, where they are often used in laboratories for various experiments and demonstrations

They provide a secure and leak-tight connection, thanks to their double claw design which ensures a firm grip and stability. ISO Double claw clamp is compatible with a variety of vacuum systems and can withstand high levels of vacuum, making them ideal for applications requiring ultra-high vacuum conditions. Additionally, the clamps are made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity even in demanding environments.

The ISO-KF system is a modular, building block method of creating a piping system. There are several advantages in the use of IS0 components. Since component dimensions are standardized, elbows, tees, crosses or valves for a given size may be interchanged.

The Rotatable Blank Flange is a type of flange used to connect pipes or equipment, designed to close interfaces or orifices within a pipe system. It typically consists of two flanges and a sealing ring that is connected between them. The term "loose" in the name of this flange signifies the loose connection between the flange and the sealing ring. This design feature allows for a certain degree of relative movement and adjustment between the two flanges, enabling them to adapt more flexibly to distortions or deformations that may occur during the installation and use of the pipe or equipment.

It consists of two parts: one is a pipe with a flange, and the other is a flange with corresponding flange holes. In this way, the two parts can be fixed together by screws or other means to form a stable connection. When the pipe needs to be removed or replaced, it can be easily removed by simply unscrewing the screws.

CF flanges come in two types of hole patterns: threaded and non-threaded. Threaded flanges offer UNC/UNF or metric thread options and feature through holes that allow the bolt to slightly protrude beyond the back of the flange when fastened to a non-threaded flange. Non-threaded CF flanges can be connected using stainless steel bolts and hex nuts or plate nuts.

CF flanges are available with either tapped or untapped holes. Tapped flanges come in UNC/UNF or metric threading options. These flanges feature through holes, allowing bolts to slightly extend beyond the back of the flange when secured to an untapped flange. Untapped CF flanges can be joined together using stainless steel bolts and hex nuts or plate nuts. 

CF flanges are available with either tapped or untapped holes. Tapped flanges come in UNC/UNF or metric threading options. These flanges feature through holes, allowing bolts to slightly extend beyond the back of the flange when secured to an untapped flange. Untapped CF flanges can be joined together using stainless steel bolts and hex nuts or plate nuts. Plate nuts self-center over two adjacent holes and can be steadied with one finger as the bolts are tightened. They are offered for a range of flange sizes, spanning from 1 1/3 to 10 inches (33.96-254mm) in outer diameter. As a substitute for hex head bolts, 12-point bolts are an option for CF flanges sized between 2 3/4 and 10 inches (33.96 to 354mm) in outer diameter. Silver-plated bolts are designed to obviate the need for anti-seize compound in clean room settings.

CF flanges come with either tapped or untapped holes, offering versatility for different applications. Tapped flanges are available with UNC/UNF or metric threading options. These flanges feature through holes, allowing bolts to extend slightly beyond the back of the flange when paired with an untapped flange. Untapped CF flanges can be connected using stainless steel bolts along with either hex nuts or plate nuts. Plate nuts self-align over two adjacent holes and can be easily stabilized with a finger while tightening the bolts. These are available for flange sizes ranging from 1 1/3 to 10 inches (33.96-254mm) in outer diameter. For CF flanges with outer diameters between 2 3/4 and 10 inches (33.96 to 254mm), 12-point bolts can be used instead of standard hex head bolts. In clean room environments, silver-plated bolts are designed to eliminate the need for anti-seize compounds.

CF flanges are available with either tapped or untapped holes. Tapped flanges come in UNC/UNF or metric threading options. These flanges feature through holes, allowing bolts to slightly extend beyond the back of the flange when secured to an untapped flange. Untapped CF flanges can be joined together using stainless steel bolts and hex nuts or plate nuts. Plate nuts self-center over two adjacent holes and can be steadied with one finger as the bolts are tightened. They are offered for a range of flange sizes, spanning from 1 1/3 to 10 inches (33.96-254mm) in outer diameter. As a substitute for hex head bolts, 12-point bolts are an option for CF flanges sized between 2 3/4 and 10 inches (33.96 to 354mm) in outer diameter. Silver-plated bolts are designed to obviate the need for anti-seize compound in clean room settings.