Flange-to-Plain End
A bolted flange at one end and a square-cut plain end at the other can suit compatible mechanical couplings.
A single flanged pipe is a fabricated pipe spool with one bolted flange and a project-defined connection at the opposite end. Mesta Inc. manufactures each unit to the approved drawing; therefore, buyers can specify the pipe size, flange standard, pressure class, material, overall length and second-end preparation.
A single flanged pipe has a flange permanently attached to only one end of its pipe barrel. The other end remains plain, bevelled, threaded, socketed or spigot-ended so that it can match a different joining method.
This configuration provides a removable bolted connection on one side while supporting welding, coupling or push-fit assembly on the other. When required for a concrete penetration, the spool can also include an integral puddle plate at a drawing-defined position.
Mesta Inc. manufactures every spool from an approved drawing or complete dimensional enquiry. Consequently, the finished product can match the specified pipe standard, flange drilling, facing, orientation, end preparation, coating and inspection plan.

A nominal pipe size does not define the complete product. Therefore, every quotation should confirm the pipe system, water-stop geometry and connection details.
| Pipe size | Project-defined nominal size plus confirmed actual outside diameter. |
|---|---|
| Pipe wall | Schedule, SDR, pressure class or actual wall thickness according to the pipe material. |
| Flange details | Standard, nominal size, pressure class, facing, drilling, thickness and material. |
| Puddle plate | Optional drawing-defined water-stop plate for an embedded wall, slab or tank penetration. |
| Materials | Mild steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, PE, HDPE, PVC or project-approved alloy. |
| Assembly length | Length based on concrete thickness, internal projection, external projection and joint access. |
| Opposite end | Plain, bevelled, threaded, socket or spigot according to the piping layout. |
| Surface finish | Project-specified paint, galvanizing, passivation or compatible protective treatment. |
| Inspection | Material, dimensions, attachment, welds, coating and testing according to the approved plan. |
| Documentation | Material certificates, weld/NDT reports, dimensional records and release documents as agreed. |
Size note: Nominal metric and inch descriptions may use different physical outside diameters. Therefore, provide the pipe standard or measured OD with the enquiry.
The adjoining pipeline and site joining method determine the correct opposite-end preparation. Consequently, compare these common configurations.
A bolted flange at one end and a square-cut plain end at the other can suit compatible mechanical couplings.
A bevelled opposite end prepares the spool for a specified butt-weld connection in a compatible piping system.
A project-defined male or female thread provides a compact connection when the service and pipe size permit threaded joining.
A flange-and-spigot configuration combines a bolted joint with a compatible socket or push-fit connection.
For a broader comparison, review our design and material guide.
The correct material depends on the pipe, conveyed medium, surrounding environment, joining method and service life. Therefore, compare these common categories:
These materials offer flexible fabrication. However, the project should specify corrosion protection for the exposure.
Corrosion-resistant steel options may suit wet, hygienic or aggressive environments.
Polyethylene options require the correct PE grade, SDR, OD and fabrication method.
Special alloys may suit demanding chloride or chemical exposure when the project specifies them.
Selection note: Material compatibility alone does not complete the design. Also confirm plate geometry, attachment, movement, concrete clearance and end connections.
A controlled sequence connects approved dimensions with material identity, fabrication and site position.
First, confirm pipe data, plate dimensions, assembly length, ends and inspection requirements.
Next, match pipe, plate, fitting and flange materials with the approved bill of materials.
Then, cut the pipe and plate and prepare all required openings, edges and connection ends.
Fabricators set the water-stop position and complete the approved welded, bonded or mechanical attachment.
Afterwards, inspectors check dimensions, joints, ends, surface treatment and identification.
Finally, installers support the assembly while workers consolidate concrete around the complete plate.
Inspection should address the manufactured product and its final position before concrete placement. Accordingly, typical checks include:
First, markings and certificates connect each component with the approved specification.
Next, inspectors verify pipe OD, length, plate geometry, position and connection orientation.
Moreover, the team checks the specified weld, bond, clamp or mechanical joint.
Finally, site personnel verify line, level, support, reinforcement clearance and concrete access.
Projects use embedded water stops wherever pipes pass through concrete exposed to stored water, groundwater or wet service. For example, applications include:
For the water-stop design context, review our pipe-penetration waterproofing guide. In addition, the independent WBDG below-grade systems guide explains broader moisture-control considerations for concrete structures.
Send a drawing or provide the following information for an accurate technical and commercial review:
It is a fabricated pipe spool with one flanged end and a different connection preparation at the opposite end.
Projects use it for valve, equipment, tank, pump and pipeline connections, as well as concrete penetrations when an optional puddle plate is specified.
Specify the applicable standard, nominal size, pressure class, facing, drilling and material. Also identify the required orientation when bolt-hole position matters.
Options may include mild steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, PE, HDPE, PVC, duplex and project-approved special alloys.
Confirm the pipe OD, wall thickness, flange details, opposite-end preparation and overall face-to-end length instead of relying only on nominal size.
Yes. A drawing-defined water-stop plate can be added when the spool passes through a concrete wall, slab or tank structure.
First, send the drawing or pipe data. Then, include the flange specification, opposite-end preparation, material, length, finish, inspection scope and quantity.
Send Mesta Inc. your pipe dimensions, flange details, opposite-end preparation, overall length, material, drawing, quantity and inspection scope. Then, our team will review the enquiry and confirm the appropriate manufacturing scope.
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