What is the difference between ASTM A106 pipe and ASTM A53 pipe?
ASTM A106 pipe and ASTM A53 pipe differ in many aspects, mainly including the following aspects:1. Purpose and scope of application:ASTM A53 pipe: This is a general-purpose non-seamless steel pipe standard commonly used for the tr...
2024-05-23
Introduction to LSAW pipe materials and grades
The choice of material and grade of LSAW pipe mainly depends on its intended use, working environment and required performance. The following is an introduction to some common LSAW pipe materials and grades:Material:1. Carbon stru...
2024-05-22
Seamless steel pipe schedule 40
Seamless steel pipe schedule 40 (Sch 40) is a wall thickness grade representation in the American standard (ANSI B36.10), used to identify the wall thickness of seamless steel pipes. The "40" here does not mean that the ...
2024-05-21
Hot rolling and cold drawing
Hot rolling is relative to cold rolling. Cold rolling is rolling below the recrystallization temperature, while hot rolling is rolling above the recrystallization temperature. To put it simply, hot rolling is to heat a piece of st...
2024-05-21
Seamless carbon steel pipe production cycle
Generally speaking, the production cycle of seamless carbon steel pipes depends on its production method. The main processing methods of carbon steel seamless pipes are: hot rolling, cold rolling and cold drawing.1. Hot rollingThe...
2024-05-20
