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SAW Pipes Tubes

100.0 INR/Kilograms

Product Details:

  • Connection Type Welded Joint, Flanged Joint
  • Tolerance 0.5 mm
  • Temperature Range -40C to +120C
  • Yield Strength 240 - 485 MPa
  • Bend Radius As per project requirement
  • Diameter 406 mm to 2540 mm
  • Flexibility Rigid
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SAW Pipes Tubes Price And Quantity

  • 100.0 INR/Kilograms
  • 1 Kilograms

SAW Pipes Tubes Product Specifications

  • 406 mm to 2540 mm
  • Silver / Metallic
  • As per project requirement
  • 240 - 485 MPa
  • Circular
  • Round
  • -40C to +120C
  • SAW Pipes Tubes
  • Up to 25 Bar
  • Oil & Gas, Water Pipeline, Structural, Piling, Construction
  • 0.5 mm
  • Bare, Painted, Galvanized, 3LPE Coated
  • Up to 40 mm
  • Welded Joint, Flanged Joint
  • 415 - 755 MPa
  • 16 inch to 100 inch (406 mm to 2540 mm)
  • Not Applicable (Welded Pipe)
  • Up to 12 Meters (Custom cut lengths available)
  • Welded
  • Carbon Steel / Alloy Steel / Stainless Steel
  • API 5L Gr B/X42/X52/X60/X65, ASTM A252 Gr 1/2/3, ASTM A671 Gr CC60/65
  • ASTM A252, API 5L, EN 10219, IS 3589, ASTM A671
  • Onshore, Offshore Pipelines, Water Transmission, Piling, Infrastructure
  • Rigid
  • FBE, 3LPE, 3LPP, Coal Tar Epoxy, Zinc Coating
  • Welded, Beveled, Plain end, Flanged
  • Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)
  • High with suitable coating
  • Ultrasonic, Hydrostatic, Radiography
  • Varies with size and schedule
  • Plain, Beveled, Square Cut
  • Bulk, Wooden Crates, Custom as required
  • Smooth for internal and external surfaces

Product Description

Material Grades and Strength Specifications

Standard Steel Grade Minimum Yield Strength MPa Minimum Tensile Strength MPa
API 5L Grade B 245 415
API 5L X42 290 415
API 5L X52 360 460
API 5L X60 415 520
API 5L X65 450 535
API 5L X70 485 570
API 5L X80 555 625
ASTM A53 Grade A 205 330
ASTM A53 Grade B 240 415
ASTM A252 Grade 1 205 345
ASTM A252 Grade 2 240 415
ASTM A252 Grade 3 310 450


Advanced Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Technology

Our SAW pipes leverage Submerged Arc Welding, an advanced production method ensuring consistent, high-quality welds for demanding infrastructure. This technique delivers superior mechanical properties and uniformity, essential for oil & gas, water transmission, and structural applications. The controlled SAW process guarantees pipes with excellent dimensional accuracy, low defect rates, and enhanced durability, making them suitable for both onshore and offshore use.


Versatile End Finishes and Superior Coating Options

With multiple end options-including plain, beveled, and square cuts-as well as connections like welded or flanged joints, our SAW pipes meet varied project needs. Advanced coatings such as FBE, 3LPE, and galvanizing enhance corrosion resistance, while internal and external surfaces are kept smooth for optimal flow and reduced maintenance. This versatility ensures suitability across sectors such as water supply, piling, and construction.


Precision Inspection and Customizable Packing Solutions

Every SAW pipe is subjected to rigorous inspection processes, including ultrasonic, hydrostatic, and radiography tests, ensuring safety and reliability. Pipes are available in bulk, wooden crates, or tailor-made packing solutions depending on transportation or site requirements, accommodating each client's unique logistical needs. Customized lengths and diameters can be provided to perfectly suit project specifications.

FAQ's of SAW Pipes Tubes:


Q: How are SAW pipes manufactured using the Submerged Arc Welding process?

A: SAW pipes are produced by forming steel plates into cylindrical shapes, then welding the seam with a continuous arc submerged under flux. This method creates deep, even welds, yielding pipes with exceptional strength and uniformity, suitable for high-pressure and critical applications.

Q: What inspection methods ensure the quality of SAW pipes?

A: Quality assurance is maintained through ultrasonic testing, hydrostatic pressure tests, and radiographic examinations. These inspections detect any internal or external flaws, guaranteeing that each pipe meets stringent industry and safety standards before dispatch.

Q: When should I choose SAW pipes over other types of pipes?

A: SAW pipes are ideal for projects requiring large diameters (16-100 inches), high strength, and durability, such as oil & gas pipelines, water transmission, piling, and structural infrastructure. They are particularly suited for applications where mechanical properties and weld integrity are crucial.

Q: Where can SAW pipes be effectively used?

A: These pipes are widely used in onshore and offshore pipelines, water supply lines, foundations for buildings and bridges, and large-scale construction projects. Their high corrosion resistance and adaptability make them effective in varied environments.

Q: What are the benefits of different end finishes and coatings on SAW pipes?

A: Different end finishes allow easy adaptation to welding or flanged connections, making installation flexible. Coatings like 3LPE, FBE, or galvanizing protect against corrosion, significantly extending the service life and reducing maintenance costs in aggressive environments.

Q: How is packing customized for SAW pipe shipments?

A: Pipes can be packed in bulk, wooden crates, or customized containers as required by the client or project conditions. This ensures safe handling, efficient transportation, and protection against physical damage during shipping.

Q: What grades and standards are available for SAW pipes?

A: SAW pipes are available in material grades including API 5L (Gr B to X65), ASTM A252, ASTM A671, among others, and comply with international standards such as EN 10219 and IS 3589. This ensures suitability for various regulatory and engineering requirements.

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