Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 2 Piece |
| Spreader Type | Hydraulic |
| Max Spreading Force | 14 Ton |
| Spreading Range | 0 To 81 mm |
| Tool Type | Pump Operated |
| Working Pressure | 700 Bar |
| Tip Thickness | 9 mm |
| Tool Weight | 12 kg |
| Body Material | Alloy Steel |
A hydraulic flange spreader is a very important industrial maintenance tool used for safe, controlled separation of flanges, joints, and heavy components without damaging surfaces.
🔧 What is a Hydraulic Flange Spreader?
It is a wedge-type hydraulic tool that uses high-pressure hydraulic force to gradually open flanged joints or tight assemblies.
⚙️ Main Uses 1. Pipeline Maintenance
- Opening pipe flanges for:
- Gasket replacement
- Leak repair
- Inspection
👉 Widely used in oil, gas, and petrochemical pipelines
2. Valve Installation & Removal
- Creates gap between flanges to:
- Install new valves
- Remove stuck valves
- Align components properly
3. Heat Exchanger & Plant Shutdown Work
- Used during plant maintenance shutdowns
- Helps in:
- Opening exchanger flanges
- Cleaning internal components
4. Shipbuilding & Offshore Applications
- Used in:
- Marine pipelines
- Offshore rigs
- Helps in tight spaces where hammering is unsafe
5. Power Plants & Refineries
- Used for:
- Steam line flange opening
- High-pressure joint maintenance
6. Heavy Machinery Assembly / Disassembly
- Separating:
- Couplings
- Machine joints
- Press-fitted components
🚀 Key Advantages
✔ No damage to flange faces (unlike hammering)
✔ Controlled and uniform force
✔ Safe operation (reduces injury risk)
✔ Works in confined spaces
✔ High force with minimal effort
⚠️ Where It Should NOT Be Used
- On weak or corroded flanges without inspection
- Without proper load distribution plates
- Without safety clearance (risk of sudden release)
🏭 Industries Using This Tool
- Oil & Gas
- Petrochemical
- Power Plants
- Shipyards
- Steel Plants
- EPC & Maintenance Contractors
Additional Information:
- Production Capacity: Regular
- Delivery Time: Immediate
- Packaging Details: Yes