An Electric Resistance Welded (ERW) pipe is manufactured by applying high-voltage current for the longitudinal welding of the piping component. Typically, the Stainless Steel ERW Pipe is designed with a maximum outer diameter of 609mm. With a significant chromium content, these pipes exhibit excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance properties. Primarily employed in fluid and gas transportation through various channels, these pipes play a crucial role in diverse applications.

The Stainless Steel EFW Pipe is exclusively associated with the high-frequency welding process, commonly used for welding dissimilar materials at elevated temperatures.

The production of a Stainless Steel Welded Pipe involves rolling pieces of sheet or strip, followed by welding them in place using standard welding procedures. These pipes find application in moderate to low-pressure systems and are available at cost-effective rates. The Schedule 40 Welded Stainless Steel Pipe is among the most prevalent schedules for pipes in this grade, allowing for moderate to low-pressure fluid and gas movement within the system. Conversely, the Schedule 80 SS Welded Pipe boasts a slightly higher pressure holding capacity, facilitating the processing of larger volumes of fluids and gases compared to the schedule 40 pipe.

Large Diameter Stainless Steel Welded Pipes are employed in the construction of structural modules for applications in oil and gas. These pipes are typically welded using ERW, SSAW, or LSAW welding processes. In the case of a Stainless Steel Spiral Welded Pipe, an inert gas weld overlay is utilized to ensure continuous penetration in the metal, creating a robust weld. This welding process eliminates distortion of the component caused by unbalanced stress during conventional welding procedures.

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