A106 UOE Processes Carbon Steel Pipe Tube Oiled Alloy 12m Length

Carbon Steel Pipe ASTM Tmbp A106 Q215 Q235 Q255 Q2755.8m, 6m, 12m length

Carbon steel piping Introduction

Carbon steel piping is a durable material made from carbon steel, a steel alloy with iron and carbon. Because of its strength and ability to withstand stress, carbon steel pipe is used in a variety of heavy-duty industries like infrastructure, ships, distillers, and chemical fertilizer equipment.

We can offer a range of carbon steel pipes to meet your application needs, including hard-to-find and custom sizes.

Carbon steel piping provides safety and durability. Because it is shock resistant and not affected by harsh environmental conditions like pressure or extreme weather, it is an ideal material for structural applications.

The incredible strength of carbon steel means that carbon steel pipes can be made thinner and with less material while still being able to transport high volumes. This makes carbon steel piping a cost-effective material. Not only can less of it be used, but carbon steel is also recyclable, making it both environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

Because it’s easy to manufacture, carbon steel piping is a versatile material. We can make it in a variety of thicknesses and dimensions. It’s also easy to cut and bend to fit wherever it's needed. Its also easily connected to joints, valves, and other pipe fittings.

 ASME SA106 Carbon Steel Pipe & Tubing Available Types

The difference between stainless steel pipe and carbon steel pipe:

A. The production process is different
Carbon steel pipes are made by forming capillaries from perforated steel ingots or solid round bars, which are then hot rolled, cold rolled or cold drawn.
Stainless steel pipes can be divided into equal-section pipes and variable-section pipes according to the shape of the vertical section. Variable section tubes include tapered tubes, stepped tubes, periodic section tubes, etc.
B. Different in nature
1. Carbon steel pipe: Capillary tube is formed by perforating steel ingot or solid round steel, and then hot-rolled, cold-rolled or cold-drawn.
2. Stainless steel tube: It is a kind of hollow long round steel.
C. Corrosion and wear resistance
Stainless steel refers to alloys that are resistant to weakly corrosive media (such as air, steam and water) and chemically corrosive media (such as acids, alkalis and salts). This action is mainly due to the addition of chromium, the element of stainless steel. When the content of chromium element exceeds 12%, an oxide film is formed on the surface of stainless steel, which is commonly known as a passivation film.