Steel Pipe

The most basic method of producing a Steel Pipe is where raw steel is casted and then is stretched out into a seamless tube. In this process, the pipe is formed on a continuous or semi-continuous production line. Another method is to seal the edges together by welding. The whole manufacturing process of Steel Pipes is divided into 5 stages namely, Ingot Production, Production of Booms and Slabs, Additional Processing, Pipe Making and Final processing. In the Ingot Production phase, molten steel is produced and poured into iron moulds where it cools to form Ingots. These Ingots are further processed into Booms and Slabs, after which they’re converted into skelp and billets that are finally made into Steel Pipes.

Steel Pipes make excellent water pipes. They are also called domestic pipes and are used in building and construction sectors where they are employed for housing societies, offices, etc. Steel Pipes are also used as Casing for Oil and Gas. Stainless Steel Pipes make excellent sewage pipes because they don’t rust, don’t leak, and have a long life. Steel Pipes exhibit high strength and chemical composition standards because of which they are majorly used in Construction and for similar purposes like Fencing, Handrails, Columns, Stoves, exhaust pipes, chimney pipes, poles etc. Steel Pipes are extensively used for Scaffolding purposes in the Construction sector. The Energy Industry also uses Steel Pipes because they can be easily maintained and are very reliable.