KF Vacuum Flange KF1016FBWL
KF vacuum flanges, also called NW or QF, are quick-connect flanges for low-to-medium vacuum. K stands for German Kleinflansch, meaning small flange. Designed for rapid connection/disassembly, they suit laboratories and industry requiring frequent configuration changes or cleaning. 1. Flanges: generally two mating KF parts. 2. Seal: an annular rubber seal or O-ring maintains sealing between flanges. 3. Clamp: secures flanges and compresses the seal, generally using one or several bolts/nuts for quick tightening/release. 4. Centering ring: some connections include one to position the seal correctly. Simple, relatively inexpensive KF systems are practical in research and industry, particularly maintenance-/cost-sensitive settings, joining pipes, pumps, chambers, and other vacuum equipment. CF (Conflat Flange) generally serves higher vacuum, up to 10^-12 mbar. Static metal sealing withstands higher temperatures and high-temperature bakeout. CF uses bolts/nuts, while KF quick clamps make connection/removal more convenient. Overall, KF offers simple, economical quick connections for general vacuum; CF is more common for high vacuum or high-temperature operation. Selection considers vacuum, temperature, and disassembly frequency.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Nominal Bore | KF10/16 |
| φA | 30 |
| φB | 17.2 |
| φC | 9.4 |
| φD | 12.7 |
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