| Customization: | Available |
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| Standard: | ASTM, JIS, GB, AISI, DIN, BS |
| Certification: | ISO |
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astm a269 304 316l 904L Stainless Steel heart exchanger Ba Coil
| Outside Diameter (OD) | 6.35 to 44.5mm, Other Sizes as Per Requested |
| Wall Thickness (WT) | 0.71 to 3.05 mm, Other Sizes as Per Requested |
| Type | Seamless, Round Tubes |
| Delivery Condition | Annealed and Pickled, Stress Relived, Hardened, Tempered, Cold Drawn or Cold rolled |
| Length | Single Random, Double Random & Required Length |
| End | Plain End, Beveled End, Treaded |
| Outside Finish | Electropolish, Bright Annealed, Passivated, Mechanical Polished as per customer Requirements |
| Packing | Packed in Wooden Boxes, Plastic Bags, Steel Strips Bundled, or as per Customers Request |
FAQ
1.How many countries you already expeorted?
--We exported stainless steel pipes to more than 30 countries mainly from Egypt,Turkey,India,Iran,Dubai,Thailand,Philippine
2.What is our product range?
--Based on our stainless steel seamless pipe factory, We supply the ONE-STOP service fittings,flanges, valves etc.
3.what is your delivery time?
--It depends on the demanded quantities and your location.Also seamless pipes /welded pipes need more time than other pipe fittings.
4. Can you provide OEM service?
--Yes. Welcom to contact us for more details discuss.
5. Can we visit your factory?
--Warmly welcome. Once we have your schedule, we will arrange the professional sales team to follow up your case.
6.What are the common types of buttweld pipe fittings?
--Some common types of buttweld pipe fittings include:
1. Elbows: Used to change the direction of the pipe. Elbows are available in different angles, such as 90 degrees, 45 degrees, and 180 degrees.
2. Tees: Used to create branches in a piping system. They have an inlet and two outlets.
3. Reducers: Used to connect pipes of different sizes, typically to reduce the pipe diameter.
4. Caps: Placed at the end of a pipe to close it off, preventing the flow of fluid.
5. Stub Ends: Typically used with flanges to create a leak-proof connection.
6. Crosses: Similar to tees but with four outlets for branching.
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