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Technical Resources

FlexPipe USA engineering specifications are generated per assembly configuration — not static PDFs. Select a product, configure your assembly, and download a validated spec sheet tied to your exact build.

Per-Configuration Engineering Docs

Download a Spec Sheet for Your Assembly

Configure your metal hose assembly — size, length, end connections, service conditions — and receive a validated PDF spec sheet with pressure ratings, cut length, BOM, and engineering notes specific to your build.

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Engineering Calculators

Online tools for thermal expansion, pipe guide spacing (EJMA Section 4.4), expansion joint sizing, and pressure drop — no download required.

Standards & Compliance

All FlexPipe USA assemblies are designed and manufactured to applicable industry standards.

  • ASME B31.3 — Process Piping
  • ASME B16.5 — Pipe Flanges & Fittings
  • ASME B1.20.1 — NPT Thread Standard
  • EJMA 10th Edition — Expansion Joints
  • MSS SP-58 — Pipe Hangers & Supports
  • Buy American Act Compliant
  • Made in USA

Installation Guidelines

Critical installation requirements for metal hose assemblies, expansion joints, and pipe alignment hardware.

  • Never install hose in straight-line compression or extension without loop
  • Minimum bend radius must be observed at all times — static and dynamic
  • First pipe guide must be immediately adjacent to expansion device
  • Anchor at fixed points; guides direct thermal movement
  • Flanged assemblies: verify pressure class matches on both ends
  • Steam service: double braid required at 2" and above

Engineering Review

Non-standard configurations, high-cycle dynamic applications, chemical service, or movement requirements beyond stock ratings require direct engineering review.

Note: All specifications generated by the FlexPipe USA spec sheet system are based on standard catalog ratings. Actual performance depends on installation conditions, system design, and application specifics. Engineering data should be verified by a qualified engineer prior to final specification. FlexPipe USA does not warrant fitness for a particular purpose without a signed project specification.