Industry Standard Carbon Steel Pipes | General construction, moderate environments | Non-alloy carbon steel (Q235 grade), wall thickness 3-5mm, hot-rolled finish (ISO 25178), CE-certified, tolerance ±2% | Cost-effective, widely available, suitable for standard applications | Lower corrosion resistance, thicker walls add weight, limited to non-corrosive environments |
User’s Base Q235 Welded Pipe | Building, general industrial piping | Non-alloy carbon steel (Q235), 3mm wall (ISO 3010), hot-rolled (Ra 3.2 µm), CE, tolerance ±1%, ERW welding | Meets industry standards at lower cost, precise tolerance | Limited corrosion resistance, requires coating for harsh environments |
User’s Advanced Q235 Welded Pipe | Oil/gas, hydraulic systems | Non-alloy carbon steel (Q235), 4mm wall (▲), hot-rolled + painted (ASTM A755), tolerance ±0.5% (▲), API compliance (▲) | Enhanced durability, precise dimensions, API compatibility for harsh fluids | Higher cost, heavier due to thicker walls |
Stainless Steel Pipes | Chemical plants, marine, food processing | Austenitic stainless steel (304 grade), corrosion resistance (ASTM A240), polished finish (Ra <0.8 µm), 500 MPa tensile strength | Superior corrosion resistance, hygienic, high strength | Higher cost, heavier, less ductile than aluminum |
Galvanized Steel Pipes | Outdoor construction, corrosive outdoor | Carbon steel with zinc coating (ASTM A153), 85 µm coating (▲), hot-dip galvanized, CE, tolerance ±1.5% | Better corrosion resistance than plain steel, cost-effective for outdoors | Coating wears off over time, heavier than uncoated |
Aluminum Pipes | Aerospace, HVAC systems | Aluminum alloy 6061-T6, 2.7 g/cm³ density, anodized finish (20 µm), tolerance ±0.2% (▲) | Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, good thermal conductivity | Lower strength than steel, higher cost per length |