ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) carbon steel pipe is a kind of steel pipe that heats the edge of the steel strip by high-frequency current and is welded and formed under pressure.

Stainless steel threaded pipe fittings are a type of metal connecting parts used to connect different pipe sections in pipelines or pipe systems. Their main bodies are made of stainless steel and have internal or external threads (such as NPT (American Standard conical thread) or BSP (British standard thread), and can be installed without welding through rotary connection.

Stainless steel is a highly alloyed material. It is a general term for metal alloys containing 12% or more chromium (Cr) and over 50% iron (Fe), featuring high hardness, corrosion resistance and other advantages.

904L stainless steel pipe is a high-alloy, super-austenitic stainless steel pipe with copper added to the stainless steel alloy.

Metal pipes are an indispensable part of modern life. They can not only be used in daily life and production, but also in various industrial environments for transporting water, oil, gas and other chemical media.

Stainless steel welded pipes are made by rolling and butt stainless steel strips or plates and then welding them along the pipe axis to form round or square or rectangular pipes.

2 inch (nominal diameter approximately 50.8mm, actual outer diameter ≈ 60.3mm) stainless steel pipes possess excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, making them highly practical industrial and decorative materials and versatile in numerous fields.

Stainless Steel Pipe flanges are important components for connecting pipes, valves, pumps and other equipment, and are widely used in industries such as petroleum, natural gas, chemical engineering, power, shipbuilding and water treatment.

Stainless steel pipes are widely used in industries such as chemical engineering, petrochemicals, power, food, and medicine due to their excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. In many application scenarios, welding is a key process for splicing and forming stainless steel pipes.

Carbon steel pipes are a type of steel pipe made by alloying carbon and iron in a certain proportion. Due to their excellent mechanical properties, durability and cost-effectiveness, they have become an important choice for pipe materials in many industries.

Schedule 10 stainless steel pipe is a pipe standard with a relatively thin wall thickness and is widely used in situations where the pressure requirement is not high but there are requirements for corrosion resistance and weight.

Stainless steel pipes are a widely used pipe material. They not only have excellent corrosion resistance but also high strength and aesthetic appeal, and are widely applied in industries with strict requirements for hygiene, durability and resistance to harsh environments.

Carbon steel pipes are made from carbon steel plates or billets through processes such as hot rolling, cold rolling, forming, welding (or seamless piercing), and straightening. Due to its outstanding strength, durability and cost-effectiveness, it is widely used in the construction and industrial fields.

Stainless Steel Stove Pipe is a crucial pipe that connects wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, or other combustion equipment to chimney systems for the safe and efficient discharge of smoke.

Small diameter stainless steel pipes refer to stainless steel pipe products with an outer diameter typically ranging from 3mm to 60mm.