What is the OD of the internal flange. I have a hole in a formed plastic part that is 1.375" diameter. Will the non threaded flange fit into that.
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There is no such thing as a non threaded flange. A threaded nut asserts pressure on a rubber washer when tightened. The interior is threaded as well. The diameter of the exterior threaded shaft is approc 1 1/8 or 1.125" So your hole will be too large by roughly 0.25 inches on the threaded shaft. . What you need to be asking is the diameter of the external and internal washer which is the internal flange. The measurement is roughly 1 5/8" or a max of 1.625 inches. If you center it carefully, I should not imagine you would have any problem with it. But don't do this if it is for Grandma's ventilator or some mission critical purpose. You shouldin't need to torque down breack neck tight on this. I always apply a little silicon grease to the rubber washer or in other cases o-rings and torque it sensibly firm.
2083928
The inside diameter of the hole is approximately .725 inch, also there is a .425 in diameter post in the center of the .725 hole. hope this answered your question
1096742
It may be 1/2 flow but 3/4 inch threading.... Like when you measure PVC pipe it's the size of the inner diameter, not the outside, so 1" is slightly larger than 1"
1953416
The instructions say 1 inch diameter. I believe that was what I used to install it. But the spout fits tightly and is offset in the hole. See my review in installing it.
1624781
It should, the way the holes in front are created they fit many sizes of flanges. I've used 2 different systems with zero problem.
1072784
Male threads from a half inch double threaded nipple. Can't measure because I had a stainless flange welded on
2242823
I would suggest the INSIDE diameter is 1/2 inch. in my case 1/2 inch fittings worked very well, but 5/8 fittings could not be inserted.
1062060
The viewed end ID is threaded to accept a 1.5 inch pipe to approx. 0.75 inch depth, the opposite end ID is smooth to accept a standard 1.5 inch PVC pipe to approx. 1.5 inches depth There is a stop in the ID between the threaded and the smooth fit. The threads on the OD are to accommodate the lock nut that is used to mount the fitting in the tank. The OD also has 1 rubber washer seal. The OD is approx 2.375 inch over major thread dia. Hole in tank would need to be 2.4 inches
933712
I'm pretty sure it's a 3 1/2 inch drain hole. I used my previous drain flange from the garbage disposal since I was attaching a garbage disposal to the drain hole.
1502260
Mine is 3.5 x 5.5 x 1 inches. (10 amp, 12/24 volts) It doesn't have the flanges like this one. It is an older model.
1175477
The product description gives both the rough opening and flange to flange measurements. I measured my existing and matched it to the product description measurements.
417650
I dont think so, the max dia of the flange or bezel is 2". The hole got to be slightly smaller than 2" for the piece to snap on.
1138010
Good question that issue caused me problems with my project. Without measuring I have to say that is is at least at or above 2.5" top to bottom on the inside flange
1720358
This is for a 3/4" shaft. OD = 1.391", installed = 1.375" (due to compression). ID = .734", installed = .750" due to expansion (also is shaft diameter).
75327
The threaded piece is an inch and a quarter. Should fit through a standard sink hole.
764563
1-5/8" is the Outside Diameter of the threaded portion. The widest portion of the flange is 2-1/2". The brass flange nut on the bottom is also 2-1/2" in diameter.
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Bob, I have a 3/8" OD plastic tube from my filter to faucet, this diameter provides better flow. I am using a Omni under sink filter which has 3/8" inlet and outlet.