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SGP Welded Carbon Steel Pipe (ERW Steel Tube) for Ordinary Piping Material This product is an electric-resistance-welded (ERW) carbon steel pipe designed for ordinary/utility piping —typically used to convey steam, water, oil, gas, air, and other general fluids under relatively low service pressure . Specifications Manufacturing process: High-frequency ERW longitudinal seam. Typical size range (SGP / JIS ordinary piping): OD 10.5–508.0 mm (DN 6A–500A) with corresponding

S235JR Square Tube Carbon Steel Square Tube for Industrial Use Material S235JR is a non-alloy structural (mild) carbon steel grade used for general-purpose load-bearing fabrication. In cold-formed square hollow sections (SHS) , steel strip/plate is roll-formed at ambient temperature, welded (typically high-frequency), and then sized to achieve stable geometry and consistent dimensions.Note on designation: for European hollow sections, the grade is often specified as S235JRH

STKM11A ERW Carbon Steel Welded Pipe Precision Automotive Steel Tube Material Electric-Resistance Welded (ERW) low-carbon steel tubing manufactured to JIS G3445 STKM11A and supplied as precision, cold-sized round tubes for automotive and machinery applications. Typical forming includes bending, flaring, flanging and flattening with consistent surface and weld integrity per precision-tube standards. Specifications Process: ERW (high-frequency), cold sizing; optional annealed (

Electric-Resistance Welded Carbon Steel Structural Pipe for Automotive Applications Material This product is an electric-resistance welded (ERW) carbon steel tube manufactured from hot-rolled or cold-rolled steel strip/coil and welded continuously. It is designed specifically for automotive structural applications, meeting the Japanese standard JIS G3472 for “Electric Resistance Welded Carbon Steel Tubes for Automobile” (automotive structural use).The material is carbon steel

EN 10217-3 P275NL1, P275NL2, P355N, P355NH, P355NL Welded Steel Tubes: Alloy Fine Grain Steel Tubes For Pressure Purposes Introduction EN 10217-3 is a European standard that specifies the technical delivery conditions for welded steel tubes for pressure purposes. This standard specifically focuses on alloy fine grain steel tubes. The material grades covered in this standard include P275NL1, P275NL2, P355N, P355NH, and P355NL. Material and Specification EN 10217-3 P275NL1,

DIN 17123 StE255, StE285, StE355, StE420, StE460 Structural Steel Pipe Welded Circular Fine Grain Welded Steel Tubes for Structural Steelwork Material Specification DIN 17123 specifies the requirements for welded circular fine grain steel tubes used in structural steelwork. These tubes are designed to provide high strength and durability, making them suitable for various construction applications. The standard covers several steel grades, including StE255, StE285, StE355,

Q235JR SSAW Carbon Steel Pipe Galvanized Carbon Steel Welded Pipe For Structural Field Material Q235JR SSAW spiral submerged arc welded steel pipe is manufactured by Q235JR ordinary carbon structural steel spiral welding process, usually using GB/T Chinese standard. This steel has good weldability and excellent mechanical properties. Q235JR is usually used in the construction field because it is a carbon structural steel. Specification Pipe Type: Spiral submerged arc welded

DOM Round Steel Tube 1020 Low Carbon Steel Welded Pipe For Mechanical Equipment Material Drawn Over Mandrel (DOM) round steel tubing is produced from an electric-resistance-welded (ERW) tube that is cold drawn through dies and over a mandrel to remove weld flash, achieving precise outside and inside diameters, superior surface finish, and enhanced mechanical properties. This product is manufactured from low-carbon AISI 1020 steel, noted for its excellent weldability,

BS 6323-6 CEW1 CEW2 CEW3 CEW4 CEW5 Cold Finished Electric Resistance Welded Steel Tube For Engineering Purposes Introduction BS 6323-6 is a British Standard that specifies the requirements for cold finished electric resistance welded (CEW) steel tubes for engineering purposes. This standard covers five different grades of CEW steel tubes, namely CEW1, CEW2, CEW3, CEW4, and CEW5. These tubes are widely used in various engineering applications due to their excellent mechanical