Steel pipes and tubes have some outstanding features that help the product stand as one of the most highly usable in the markets which mainly includes Toughness, Highly durable & Smooth finish.
The following are some of the essential types of steel pipes & tubes:
- 1) Copper Tubes: Copper Alloy is an extremely strong metal alloy with a high level of ductility, toughness, and stability. These properties make it ideal for use in many applications such as construction, electrical conductors, heat exchangers, refrigeration equipment, piping system, and household appliances.
- 2) Aluminium Tubes: Aluminium alloys are used extensively for their good strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. These properties also make them ideal for many applications such as construction, electrical conductors, heat exchangers, refrigeration equipment, piping systems, and household appliances.
- 3) Stainless Steel Pipes & Tubes: Stainless steel is an iron-based alloy that contains chromium (about 12%) as its main ingredient. This alloy gives it corrosion resistance properties making it ideal for many applications such as construction, electrical conductors, heat exchangers, refrigeration equipment, plumbing systems, and household appliances.
- 4) Seamless Steel Pipes: These pipes are made in a single pass through a continuous rolling mill and they have no welds or seams. These pipes are used where welds or seams might be a problem such as in heat exchangers or boilers.
- 5) ERW Steel Pipes: These pipes are also called Electric Resistance Welded (ERW) pipes. They are manufactured using the electric resistance welding method. The materials for these pipes are supplied as plates which are cut into required lengths and welded at the ends to form seamless pipes. Because of their welded joints, these pipes do not require any further finishing operations like grinding or polishing, etc., thus reducing the cost per unit area of the pipe significantly over the seamless pipe.
- 6) Welded Steel Pipes: Welded steel pipes can be manufactured by several methods such as Electric Arc Welding (EAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG/MAG), etc., depending on the material grade and thickness of the pipe being manufactured.
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