The following lists the various materials commonly used for welded steel pipes, covering common international standards: 1. Carbon steel materials 1. Ordinary carbon structural steel: - Q195, Q215, Q235, Q255, Q275 (Chinese standard) - SS330, SS400, SS490, SS540 (Japanese standard JIS G3101) - ASTM A53
Hot-rolled carbon steel pipe is a basic material widely used in construction, machinery manufacturing, petrochemical and other industries. It uses carbon steel as the main raw material and is formed by hot rolling process. It has good mechanical properties and processing characteristics and is suitable
Cold-rolled carbon steel pipe is a carbon steel pipe product produced by cold rolling process. It has high precision and surface quality and is suitable for precision machinery, automobile manufacturing, construction and furniture industries. Compared with hot-rolled steel pipe, cold-rolled steel pipe has higher dimensional
Carbon steel pipes are widely used in the fields of oil, natural gas, chemical industry, electric power, etc., and are often in harsh environments such as humidity, corrosive gases, groundwater, etc. In such an environment, carbon steel pipes are susceptible to corrosion, which shortens their
Welded pipe, also known as welded steel pipe, is a type of steel pipe that is formed by bending steel plates or steel strips into shapes and then connecting them into pipes through welding processes. It is a type of steel pipe widely used in
In the past month, China's steel industry has received a series of good news, especially in terms of rising billet prices, steady growth in steel pipe exports, and positive signs in future steel pipe price forecasts. 1. Billet price trend Since September, China's billet market
Spiral welded pipe is a steel pipe manufactured by spiral welding technology. Spiral welded pipe is usually used to transport fluids such as oil, natural gas, water, as well as in structural engineering and bridge construction. The production method of spiral welded pipe is to
DIN standard (Deutsches Institut für Normung, German Institute for Standardization) is a technical standard system for steel pipes and other materials in Germany. DIN standard is the national standard of Germany and is widely used in the manufacture of various materials and industrial products, including
JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) provides systematic guidance for the production and application of steel pipes. JIS covers steel pipes made of a variety of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, etc. Each material is classified into different steel grades according to its chemical
ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) standards are widely used internationally, covering the chemical composition, mechanical properties, manufacturing process and other requirements of various materials. In the field of steel pipes, ASTM standards have specific specifications for different types of steel pipes. The following