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Special application for round and hollow seamless steel pipe
Update:2018-12-25 View(s):1152 Keywords :seamless steel pipe, stainless steel pipe
Joints or not would be an important judgement for ERW and seamless steel pipe. For the latter, they are round and hollow which are manufactured by drawing solid billet through a piercing rod. And this production process would finally lead them for the special function during the engineering project.
High pressure situation would be their favorite challenge. And you will see them in Hydrocarbon Industries & Refineries, Oil & Gas Transportation and Air and Hydraulic cylinders, Oil & Gas Exploration & Drilling, Bearings, Boilers, Automobiles etc. Of course, high temperature is also the place to show their advantage, like boiler’s making.
Threeway Steel is known as a professional supplier engaged in manufacturing and distributing a wide range of steel pipe, and our headquarter located the central part of China – Hunan and six associated factories throughout China.
Threeway Steel is known as a professional supplier engaged in designing, manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of steel products with the headquarter located the central part of China – Hunan and six associated factories throughout China.
Threeway Steel is known as a professional supplier engaged in designing, manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of steel products with the headquarter located the central part of China – Hunan and six associated factories throughout China.
Threeway Steel is known as a professional supplier engaged in designing, manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of steel products with the headquarter located the central part of China – Hunan and six associated factories throughout China.
Threeway Steel is known as a professional supplier engaged in designing, manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of steel products with the headquarter located the central part of China – Hunan and six associated factories throughout China.
