Carbon steel pipe is a kind of steel pipe with carbon as the main alloying element, and its carbon content is between 0.12% and 2.0%, which makes carbon steel pipe have good mechanical properties and processing properties, while the price is relatively low, and is widely used in various fields. Carbon steel pipe is characterized by high strength, high hardness, good wear resistance, and has good weldability and cold and hot processing properties, has been widely recognized and applied. Carbon steel pipes can be seen in construction, manufacturing, transportation, petroleum, chemical and other industries.
There are many types of carbon steel pipes, which can be divided into the following categories according to different characteristics and uses:
Seamless carbon steel pipe. Seamless carbon steel pipe is a kind of pipe with high manufacturing process requirements, made by hot rolling or cold drawing process, with smooth internal and external surfaces, accurate size, high compressive strength characteristics, widely used in oil, natural gas, chemical industry, nuclear energy and other fields.
Weld carbon steel tubes. Welded carbon steel pipe is rolled into a tube by the welding process, and then welded, the production process is relatively simple, low cost, suitable for general pressure requirements are not high occasions.
Galvanized carbon steel pipe. Galvanized carbon steel pipe is coated with a layer of zinc on the surface of carbon steel pipe to improve corrosion resistance and extend service life, especially suitable for pipelines exposed to wet corrosion environment.
Low temperature carbon steel pipe. Low temperature carbon steel pipes are suitable for pipes working under low temperature conditions, can withstand lower temperatures and pressures, and usually have higher toughness and impact strength.
High pressure carbon steel pipe. High pressure carbon steel pipe is used to withstand high pressure pipe system, can withstand higher pressure.
Structural carbon steel pipe. Structural carbon steel pipe is suitable for building structures and mechanical manufacturing pipes, often used to build frames, supports and brackets and other components.