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Electric Resistance Welded Steel Pipe (ERW) is a steel pipe manufactured by a resistance welding process. The steel pipe is rolled into a round steel plate or steel strip, and then the contact surface of the pipe is melted by the heat of the high-frequency current, and the welding without filling metal is realized under the action of pressure, thus forming the longitudinal weld of the pipe. ERW steel pipe has efficient production speed, excellent surface quality and uniform wall thickness, so it is widely used in a variety of industrial fields.
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ASTM A106 carbon steel pipe means a carbon steel pipe manufactured seamlessly by hot rolled or cold drawn (rolled). schedule 40 is a representation of pipe wall thickness, indicating medium wall thickness. ASTM A106 schedule 40 Seamless carbon steel pipe is commonly used in high temperature applications, therefore, it can be used to transport fluids (water, oil and gas, mud), is an important material in the mining industry.
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A seamless steel pipe is a type of steel pipe without any welding seams, manufactured by processing steel billets through heating, perforation, stretching, or rolling. This process ensures that seamless steel pipes have no welding joints or seams, maintaining excellent mechanical properties and uniform internal structure. Due to their high strength, corrosion resistance, and pressure resistance, seamless steel pipes are widely used in various industrial and engineering fields, such as pipelines for fluid transportation, pressure vessels, mechanical parts, and structural supports in construction.