Carbon Steel Welded Pipe Supplier
Steel pipe is widely used for conveying fluid pipelines, such as conveying oil, natural gas, gas, water, and some solid materials pipelines. Compared with solid steel, it has the same bending and torsional strength and is light in weight.
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Product Name |
High-quality carbon steel seamless pipe |
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Material |
A53 , A283 , A106-A , A179-C , A214-C , A192 , A226 , A315 , A106-B , A178 , A210Q195,Q235,Q275,10#,15#20#,45# |
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Outer Diameter |
3-1220mm |
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Thickness |
0.3-60mm |
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Length |
5800mm 6000mm 12000mm or Customized |
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Standard |
ASTM A53, GB 3091 |
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Payment MCQm |
T/T |
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MQQ |
5 Tons |
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Cooperation |
Our company has established a long-term cooperative relationship with An gang Steel. Last year, we ordered a total of 15000 tons of steel from An gang Steel, and this year’s steel order still maintained steady growth. |
Carbon steel welded pipe is a type of pipe made from carbon steel that has been welded together. Carbon steel is a widely used material in the construction of pipes due to its high strength, durability, and affordability. Welded pipes are manufactured by joining the edges of two steel plates or coils and fusing them to form a continuous pipe.
The welding process used for carbon steel pipes can vary, but standard methods include electric resistance welding (ERW), submerged arc welding (SAW), and high-frequency induction welding (HFI). These methods ensure a strong and reliable bond between the steel plates, resulting in a durable pipe suitable for various applications.
Carbon steel welded pipes are used in a wide range of industries and applications, including oil and gas, water transportation, structural and mechanical applications, plumbing systems, and more. They are available in various sizes, wall thicknesses, and grades to meet specific requirements.
It’s worth noting that carbon steel welded pipes can be further classified based on their surface finish. Standard surface finishes include bare (uncoated), black painted, galvanized (zinc-coated), and epoxy coated. The choice of surface finish depends on factors such as corrosion resistance requirements, aesthetics, and the environment in which the pipe will be installed.
When selecting carbon steel welded pipes, it’s essential to consider factors such as the intended application, operating conditions (pressure, temperature), corrosion resistance requirements, and compliance with industry standards (e.g., ASTM, API).