Product Description
An ISO 9001-2015 certified company, 'C-Way Engineering Exports is a trusted Carbon Steel Pipe and Tubes supplier, manufacturer, and exporter in India. Most common grades of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes and ERW carbon steel pipes are readily available in our stock.Seamless pipes are used in high-pressure industrial applications where corrosion resistance is critical.ERW pipes are used in low to medium-pressure applications such as oil and gas transportation and structural applications.Carbon steel pipes are primarily made from iron and carbon, with small amounts of other elements such as manganese, silicon, and copper. The carbon content typically ranges from 0.06% to 1.5%, depending on the grade of carbon steel used. These pipes are known for their strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.Superior Manufacturing ProcessOur ERW Carbon Steel Pipes utilize Electric Resistance Welding, creating a strong, longitudinal weld for enhanced durability. Each pipe undergoes hydrostatic, ultrasonic, and eddy current testing to verify integrity, delivering consistent quality for rigorous deployment in industrial and structural projects.
Versatile Specifications & FinishesThese pipes are available in various finishes (plain end, beveled end, threaded) and coatings such as black painted, galvanized, or bare. Choose from a range of thicknesses, diameters, and lengths to fulfill bespoke requirements, ensuring versatile usage in water supply, pipeline, gas transmission, and construction sectors.
Reliable Performance and ComplianceManufactured to meet global standards like ASTM A53 and IS 1239, the pipes offer substantial tensile and yield strengths. The strict production process ensures reliability, while flexible connection types and packing options cater to project-specific logistics, making them an ideal choice for large-scale infrastructural needs.
FAQ's of ERW Carbon Steel Pipe:
Q: How are ERW Carbon Steel Pipes manufactured?
A: ERW Carbon Steel Pipes are produced using the Electric Resistance Welded (ERW) process. This involves passing high-frequency current through the edges of steel plates to fuse them, creating a strong longitudinal weld and ensuring uniform structural integrity.
Q: What types of end finishes are available for these pipes?
A: These pipes can be provided with plain ends, beveled ends, or threaded ends. The selection depends on application requirements, with each end finish facilitating different connection methods, such as welding, screwing, or flanging.
Q: When should I use ERW Carbon Steel Pipes with corrosion-resistant coatings?
A: It is recommended to opt for galvanized or coated ERW pipes in environments where moisture, chemicals, or corrosive agents are present, such as water supply systems, outdoor pipelines, and construction exposed to harsh conditions, to prolong service life.
Q: Where are ERW Carbon Steel Pipes commonly applied?
A: These pipes are extensively used in water supply, oil and gas transmission, industrial infrastructure, and construction projects. Their robustness and reliable joining options make them suitable for conveying fluids and gases under variable pressure and temperature conditions.
Q: What benefits do ERW Carbon Steel Pipes provide over seamless alternatives?
A: ERW pipes generally offer more cost-effective solutions for large diameters and can be produced with high precision in wall thickness and diameter. Their manufacturing process ensures smooth internal finishes, consistent mechanical properties, and efficient strength-to-weight ratios.
Q: How are the pipes tested for quality and durability?
A: Each ERW Carbon Steel Pipe undergoes rigorous quality inspections including hydrostatic tests, ultrasonic evaluations, and eddy current checks. These tests verify the pipe's structural integrity, leak resistance, and ensure it meets specified industry standards.
Q: Can I order ERW Carbon Steel Pipes in custom lengths or diameters?
A: Yes, these pipes can be supplied in custom lengths and diameters ranging from 1/2 inch to 24 inch (21.3 mm - 609.6 mm), with wall thicknesses from 2 mm to 10 mm, supporting bespoke project requirements and efficient installation.