flange
- noun
- /flændʒ/
- Specialized
- Get one more bolt on that flange and it's ready for Christmas.
- flange bolt
- flange joint
- flange gasket
The triple flange let's the drum ring where the die cast on the bottom will tighten the sound up.
- The triple flange let's the drum ring where the die cast on the bottom will tighten the sound up.
Examples
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Mounting options include square flange and servo or face mounting with side- or rear-mounted connector locations.
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The large flange can take a thrust load; the small flange is for retaining purposes only.
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And now you can separate the flange, install that up top.
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Once you locate your project flange... you will call for your tools.
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The turbine is connected to the generator by a large flange or shaft.
Academic text (2008) -
The jacket was installed on a vertical pipe 16 inches from the upstream flange of the broken valve.
Academic text (2011) -
The seal fits standard ISO flanges and is available in custom shapes and sizes.
Academic text (1997) -
PCC-1-2010 comprises the basics for successful bolted flange joint assemblies and troubleshooting.
Academic text (2011) -
Complete line of vacuum components including CF trademark, KF, and ISO flanges, feedthroughs, and valves.
Academic text (1997) -
The flat ring base, known as the flange, secures the toilet to the floor firmly.
Synonyms
The outer edge of a round object like a cup or wheel
Compounds
How Projecting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flange comes from an old word for the 'side', the same idea you see in the English word flank. So a flange is a rim or collar that sticks out from the side of an object to make it stronger or to give a place to attach something.