Most process piping is made of carbon steel. It is available widely, has a high strength, and is available in a variety of connection styles, including threaded, socket-welded, and friction-welded. When choosing steel pipe for a given application, it should have the needed strength and longevity. It should also be machinable and ductile for joining and forming into pipe spools.

Applications

In liquid, gas, and steam applications, carbon steel pipes are employed above and below ground. They shouldn’t be used in corrosive services, but they can be utilized in caustic ones.

Low temperatures carbon steel seamless pipes:

Low-Temperature CS Seamless Pipes are designed for usage in low temperatures and have moderate to high corrosion resistance in a wide variety of intermitting conditions. So these pipes have good corrosion resistivity which demonstrates good chemistry between the grades.

Why low temperatures carbon steel seamless pipes are better?

Low temperature carbon steel seamless pipes can resist to cracking, crevice and chloride stress corrosion cracking and can survive in harsh chemical conditions. These pipes also have high resistance to organic and inorganic chemicals. In addition to their strength and resistance to mechanical forces, Low-Temperature carbon steel seamless pipes are resistant to high pressure and high temperature, are suitable for formal applications, are recyclable and so on. High-quality Low-Temperature CS Seamless Pipes are widely employed in difficult industrial pipe systems.

Seamless compared to welded carbon steel pipes:

Welded low temperature carbon steel pipe is a steel pipe formed by rolling steel plate and joining the seam at the seams. Seamless low temperature carbon steel pipe is one without any welding seams.

Application

The nuclear device, gas conveying, petrochemical, shipyard, and steam sectors utilize seamless carbon steel pipes for their corrosion resistance and mechanical properties.