Seamless Vs Welded Stainless Steel tubing

 


What Is Seamless Stainless Steel Tubing and What Are the Advantages?

It is necessary to have a mechanism in order to force a hole into a billet in order to make seamless tubing. Seamless tubing does not have a longitudinal weld seam. The seamless meaning pipe is manufactured without welding at any stage. When welding pipe, no filler is added during the welding process. As a result, rotary piercing and rolling are considered to be the most popular method today for manufacturing seamless tubing. It is the process of heating, piercing, and working a steel round bar that has been conditioned. As the tube is forced to flow around a piercer point, it creates a hollow billet which is supported by a mandrel or plug, while the billet roller is extended. Additional rolling on the outside diameter of the steel tube is required to size it.

 

 In addition to this, seamless tubing can withstand a pressure up to 20% higher than welded tubing of the same material and size due to the absence of welded seams. Welded and drawn tubing may also have visible seams that can be a problem for the user. Asst tube is able to provide

superior corrosion resistance thanks to the fact that it does not contain any impurities, which is one of the advantages of seamless tubing. It is possible to avoid defects and differences in malleability that may occur in welded tubes if you choose seamless tubing instead of welded tubes. There is a large difference between seamless steel pipe and welded tubes because

seamless tubes do not require testing for the integrity of the weld, unlike welded tubes.

Therefore, seamless pipe is often more suitable for critical applications.


What Is Welded Stainless Steel Tubing and What Are the Advantages?It is the first step in the production of a welded tube to roll a steel coil to a thickness that corresponds to the desired gauge thickness. The strip is then rolled into a coil, then cut into a width that corresponds with the size of the tube that needs to be produced. After this is completed, the coil of the flat strip is formed. In order to form a tube, a cut coil is passed through several rollers, and then the tube is then welded in a chemically neutral environment during a rolling process. In order to forge the welded seam in the tube, a rolling process is used, followed by a heat treatment process in order to finish the welded tube. As soon as the tubes have been welded together, they can be drawn over mandrels and ground if necessary so that the welded seams are smoothed and make it almost impossible to observe from a distance.

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