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8 Different Types of Stainless Steel Flanges You Should Know About
The following are the top 8 stainless steel flanges used in stainless steel pipelines: Weld Neck Flanges: These flanges are distinguished by their protruding necks. The weld neck flanges have the same bevel and thickness of the pipe. This flange is considered for severe service conditions such a...Read more -
Brief Introduction to Stainless Steel Seamless Tube
Stainless steel tube in the economy as a whole the application scope is extremely broad, big to the nuclear power station, ship tube, small to the kitchen utensils,Stainless steel tube is an important product of iron and steel industry. What is stainless steel seamless tube? Stainless steel seaml...Read more -
Differences in Seamless & Welded Stainless Steel Pipes
Length: The seamless steel pipe is fairly short in length, while the welded tubes can be produced in long continuous lengths. Corrosion: The seamless steel pipe usually shows no signs of corrosion until and unless it is exposed to a highly corrosive condition, whereas the welding area of the wel...Read more -
Types of pipeline coating and its advantage and disadvantage
Pipes may be coated externally to be protected from corrosion, erosion and possible mechanical stress. Pipe coating consists of the application of metallic, or non-metallic, materials on the external surface of the pipe (either seamless or welded). The most common materials to coat pipes external...Read more -
Difference between 304 and 316 stainless steel
304 Stainless Steel and 316 Stainless Steel are often compared since they cannot be distinguished by their looks but by their properties. In addition, they both are widely used in everyday life tools. However, they do have distinct differences that need to be considered before choosing one anothe...Read more -
Stainless Steel Pipe For Water System
There are millions of kilometers of pipelines used for the transmission of domestic drinking water. These potable pipelines must offer corrosion resistance to the water itself, soil corrosion, and treatment chemicals in order to provide both a long service life and hygienic delivery of drinking q...Read more