What is the Stainless Steel Seamless Pipes?
Seamless pipes are made from a solid steel sheet or bar that is shaped into a solid circular shape called "Billets" and then heated and cast over a form like a penetrating rod to form... Continue

What are the Hastelloy Tube Fittings?
Hastelloy Tube Fitting comes in a wide range of grades, standards, specifications, and varieties to meet several industrial needs, including flow regulation in piping systems. These fitt... Continue

Stainless steel, often known as iron alloys, is a low-carbon steel that contains chromium at a weight of 10% or more and contains more than 50% iron. Stainless steel, like regular steel, does not corrode, rust, or discolor easily when ex... Continue

Carbon steel is a form of mild steel. All steel contains the element carbon. Carbon steel is defined as an alloy in which carbon is the main alloying element. Mild steel is often known as "low-carbon" steel. Other carbon steels exist, ea... Continue

Stainless steel tubes are often manufactured in compliance with ASTM A269/A213, the American Society for Testing and Materials standard. The ASTM A269 standard specifies austenitic stainless steel tubing for general duty, both seamless a... Continue

Stainless steel is a versatile material made up of a steel alloy and a trace of chromium. The chromium boosts the material's corrosion resistance, which is how it got its name. Stainless Steel Pipes of various Grades include seamless a... Continue

What are the Welding Rods?

A welding electrode is a filler wire coated with a similar composition to the metal being welded. Before selecting the appropriate electrode for any project, there are several aspects to consider. As part... Continue