Carbon Steel Pipe
Carbon steel pipe is a tubular material made of carbon steel. The main components are iron and carbon. It may also contain a small amount of manganese, silicon, sulfur, phosphorus and other elements. According to the carbon content, carbon steel can be divided into low carbon steel, medium carbon steel and high carbon steel.
Main features
High strength: Carbon steel pipe has high strength and hardness.
Good plasticity: Easy to process into various shapes.
Good weldability: Suitable for a variety of welding processes.
Low cost: The price of raw materials is relatively low, economical and practical.
Common types
Seamless steel pipe: Made by hot rolling or cold drawing process, without welds, suitable for high pressure and high strength environment.
Welded steel pipe: Made by welding process, low cost, suitable for low pressure and ordinary strength environment.
Application field
Construction: used for structural support, scaffolding, etc.
Machinery manufacturing: used to manufacture mechanical parts and equipment.
Petrochemical: used to transport oil, gas, water and other media.
Automobile manufacturing: used to manufacture components such as frames and chassis.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages:
High strength, durable
Easy to process and weld
Low cost
Disadvantages:
Easy to corrode, requires anti-corrosion treatment
Poor weldability of high carbon steel
Carbon steel pipes are widely used in construction, machinery, petrochemical industry, automobile manufacturing and other fields due to their high strength, good plasticity and weldability. They are an economical and practical pipe material.
