What is Stainless Steel? Stainless steel is a versatile composition of a steel alloy and a small percentage of chromium — the addition of chromium increases the material’s corrosion resistance, a trait that earned stainless steel its name. Since stainless…

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Stainless Steel 310H pipes contain a high concentration of chemical components such as Chromium (24-26%) and Nickel (19-22%). Other constituent elements in this standard are manganese, silicon, sulfur, phosphorous that gives the pipe its distinctive characteristics. Chromium being an essential…

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SS 316 Seamless Pipes are a popularly known for uniform structure and excellent mechanical strength to sustain in higher pressure and temperature conditions. These seamless pipes are used to produce various types of fittings such as bends, tees and elbows.…

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Sometimes it may be hard to determine if the steel pipe is appropriate for your specific application. There are many different types, grades and standards for stainless steel pipes, and a number of challenges may arise in choosing the best…

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Electric Resistance Welding pipes and tubes are commonly used in a number of sectors, including engineering, construction, line pipes, scaffolding, etc. Some of the typical applications of ERW pipes can be seen in the agriculture and irrigation sector, in particular in…

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Many factors are taken into consideration when deciding which grade of stainless steel tubes to choose from. The crucial feature for stainless steels is that they are immune to corrosion for a given application or environment. Strength and fabrication features…

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Stainless Steel 321 is titanium settled austenitic stainless steel with greater general corrosion resistance. It has phenomenal resistance to intergranular corrosion after the presentation to temperatures in the chromium carbide precipitation scope of 800–1500 degrees F (427–816 degrees C). The…

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