API 5L welded Pipe and steel tube
Feature of erw pipe (electric resistance welded pipe):ERW Pipe stands for Electric Resistance Welded Pipe, featuring cost efficiency and a closer tolerance of wall thickness when compared with seamless steel pipe. It is widely used in fencing, scaffolding, engineering, etc. To ensure high precisions and quality of ERW Pipe, our SMC uses of high qualified materials, and have rigid quality control.
1) Economy Benefit: erw steel pipe is less expensive than seamless steel pipe.
2) High Precision: ERW steel pipe has a closer tolerance of wall thickness when compared with seamless steel pipe.
product Name
ERW steel pipe
A53 GR.B, A36, ST52, ST35, ST42, ST45,X42, X46, X52, X56, X60, X65, X70
1/2″—48″ (DN15mm-1200mm)
API5L , astm a106 Gr.B, ASTM A53 Gr.B, ASTM A179/A192,ASTM A513-2007,ASTM A671-2006,ASTM A672-2006 ,BS EN10217, BS EN10296,BS EN 39 ,BS 6323 ,DIN EN 10217-1-2005
Certificates
API5L, ISO 9001:2008, SGS, BV, CCIC.
Wall thickness
SCH10, SCH20, SCH30, STD, SCH40, SCH60, SCH80, SCH100 SCH120, SCH160, XS, XXS
black paint, varnish, Oil, galvanized, anti-corrosion coated.
Pipe Ends
Under 2 inch plain end. 2 inch and above Beveled. Plastic caps (small OD). iron protector (large OD).
Marking
Standard marking, or according to your request. Marking Method: Spray white paint
Pipe Length
- Single Random Length and double Random Length.
- SRL:3M-5.8M DRL:10-11.8M or As clients requested length
- fixed length(5.8m, 6m, 12m)
Packaging
Loose package; Packaged in bundles(2Ton Max); bundled pipes with two slings at the both end for easy loading and discharging; wooden cases; waterproof woven bag.
Test
chemical Component analysis, mechanical properties, Technical Properties, Exterior Size inspection,hydraulic testing , X-ray Test.
Application
liquid delivery,structure pipe,construction, petroleum cracking,oil pipe,gas pipe
1.Reasonable price with excellent quality
2.Abundant stock and prompt delivery
3.Rich supply and export experience, sincere service
4.Reliable forwarder, 2-hour away from port.
