Connections of plastic-lined pipe to other types of piping
Figure 7 - Plastic-lined pipe to flanged plastic pipe NOTE: Extreme care must be used to avoid bending of plastic flange.		Figure 8 - Plastic-lined pipe to flanged metal pipe, valves, fittings and pumps NOTE: No flat gasket required if flange face is smooth and non-fragile. However, most alloy piping uses raised face flanges, and therefore, a gasket should be used.
Figure 9 - Plastic-Lined pipe to Schedule 10 alloy pipe with lap joint flange.		Figure 10 - Plastic-lined pipe to rubber-lined pipe, fittings and valves
Figure 11 - Plastic-lined pipe to porcelain, glass or carbon pipe1 1In order to ensure that the special ring spacer supplied has the correct I.D., the I.D. of the porcelain, glass or carbon pipe should be specified on the order or inquiry.		Figure 12 - Plastic-lined pipe to glass fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) flanged fitting or pipe NOTE: Extreme care must be used to avoid bending the FRP flange. Special spacer may be required. A special ring gasket is required around the O.D. of the flared plastic face of the plastic-lined pipe.
Figure 13 - Blanking one outlet of fitting		Figure 14 - Lined pipe to lined pipe with no spacers or gaskets