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Flange CAD Drawing Generator

Describe a pipe, motor, weld-neck, or clamp flange with its bore, bolt circle, face, and hub geometry. DrawCAD produces a CAD-style image for visual planning and communication.

Bolt circlesBores and hubsSection viewsCAD-style images

Output: CAD-style PNG · Not an editable CAD file

How to generate a flange drawing
Flange concepts from text
Task context

How to generate a flange drawing

Choose the flange type and mating interface.
Enter outside diameter, bore, thickness, bolt count, hole size, and bolt-circle diameter.
Request front and section views, then refine shoulders, recesses, and hub transitions.
Bolt circle planner

Flange drawing prompts

Choose a flange construction, then set its main diameters, hole pattern, sealing face, and preferred technical view.

CAD-style drawing of a six-bolt raised-face pipe flangeFlange type: raised-faceOutside diameter: 120mmBore diameter: 55mmFlange thickness: 16mmBolt count: 6holes

Concept dimensions guide the prompt and visual only; they are not manufacturable CAD geometry or production drawings.

Task kit

Configure a flange drawing

More parameters
Generated prompt

Create a dimensioned CAD-style technical drawing of a flange, with a front view, axial section, isometric view, centerlines, diameter symbols, and a fully defined bolt-circle pattern. circular raised-face pipe flange with a concentric gasket land. Outside diameter: 120mm. Bore diameter: 55mm. Flange thickness: 16mm. Bolt count: 6holes. Bolt-circle diameter: 90mm. Bolt-hole diameter: 11mm.

Ready-made templates

Flange CAD-style examples

FAQ

Can DrawCAD select a standard flange size?

No. You can name a standard for visual context, but pressure class, dimensions, materials, and compliance must be checked against the authoritative specification.

How should I describe a bolt circle?

Include the number of equally spaced holes, each hole diameter, the pitch-circle diameter, and any angular offset from a centerline.

Is the result suitable for flange fabrication?

No. It is a CAD-style image, not a toleranced manufacturing drawing or verified STEP/STL file. Sealing, pressure, and fabrication details require engineering CAD and review.

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