What IOCL Projects Typically Look for in Flange Supply
In IOCL-managed refinery and pipeline projects, flange evaluation often starts long before installation. Project teams usually review:
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Material grade compliance against piping class
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Heat number traceability and marking clarity
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Inspection scope (PMI, NDT, mechanical testing)
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Dimensional accuracy and facing finish
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Documentation completeness before dispatch
Materials and Flange Types
Mcneil Alloys provides a comprehensive range of materials and flange types to meet IOCL project requirements:
Materials:
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Carbon Steel (A105, A350 LF2)
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Alloy Steel (F5, F9, F11, F22, F91)
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Stainless Steel (304, 316, 321, 347)
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Duplex & Super Duplex (2205, 2507)
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Nickel Alloys (Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy)
Flange Types:
Inspection, Testing & Approval Readiness
Flanges supplied for IOCL-approved applications are delivered with documentation intended to support smooth inspection and acceptance. This typically includes EN 10204 material test certificates, PMI verification, non-destructive testing results, mechanical test records, heat treatment data, dimensional inspection reports, and full traceability to raw material heat numbers.
Why IOCL Project Teams Work With Mcneil Alloys
Rather than positioning as a catalogue supplier, Mcneil Alloys supports IOCL-linked projects as a single-source manufacturer, supplier, and exporter, reducing coordination gaps between production, inspection, and delivery.
This approach helps project teams achieve:
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Faster inspection clearance
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Consistent documentation control
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Reduced site-level rejections
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Predictable delivery from a UAE base
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Technical support throughout procurement and execution
IOCL Approved Flanges for Long-Term Project Reliability
For refineries, pipelines, and industrial systems executed under IOCL specifications, Mcneil Alloys supplies flanges prepared for inspection acceptance and dependable long-term service. The objective is straightforward: flanges that pass inspection smoothly, install correctly, and perform reliably throughout their operational life.
Contact Mcneil Alloys to discuss IOCL project requirements, documentation scope, or delivery planning.