Stainless Steel Tube AISI 201 304

Product Description

Stainless Steel Round Pipe is a kind of hollow long circular steel, mainly widely used in petroleum, chemical, medical, food, light industry, mechanical instrumentation and other industrial transportation pipes and mechanical structure parts. In addition, in bending, torsional strength is the same, light weight, so it is also widely used in the manufacture of mechanical parts and engineering structures. Also commonly used for the production of a variety of conventional weapons, barrels, shells and so on.

Applications

•Healthcare

Hygienic medical supplies, machines, equipment, and other critical infrastructure for patient care are made of steel tubes. When lives are on the line, medical devices made of tubular steel should be as reliable and designed to the highest possible standard. This is done to aid situations requiring both critical care and surgical precision.

Numerous healthcare facilities use tubular steel, such as hospitals, clinics, birth centres, and blood banks. In addition, common use of tubular steel includes assembling parts for medical equipment like wheelchairs, gurneys, IV stands, and minor surgical instruments.

•Fabrication

It is also possible to use tubular steel structurally in a wide range of building types ranging from low to high rises. It is possible to use them as decorative beams, rafters, roof decks, frameworks, rivets, and columns in residential spaces.

Because tubular steel is readily available, it is a popular choice for low-cost construction materials. With that said, steel can be reused without losing any of its usefulness. On the other hand, steel tubes are more cost-effective if you’re building a mid-range or low-cost warehouse. It is the responsibility of producers, suppliers, and refineries to make sure that any waste steel used in their processes is fit to be used in structural or even decorative applications.

•Petrochemicals

The petrochemical industry focuses on producing goods that necessitate the burning of fossil fuels or other high-energy processes. The systems and components they use must be capable of coping with these conditions.

Steel tubes are used in pipelines, heating, air conditioning systems, and other applications. As a result of the constant flow of fluid, these steel structures have been engineered to withstand biochemical reactions and high-pressure conditions. Tubular steel can be galvanized to prevent corrosion, allowing it to withstand chemical exposure and extreme temperature changes without losing its shape or quality.

•Automobiles

Because tubular steel products typically have a melting point of between 1400 and 1540 degrees Celsius, they are a popular choice for automotive manufacturing because of this.

Combustion pipes, radiators, chassis, shock absorbers, and even the vehicle’s body/framework are all examples of steel tubes. Steel tubes are popular metal products not only because they can withstand high temperatures but also because of the increased safety they offer drivers.