Piping 
A105 carbon steel is a common and adaptable material that is valued for its superior mechanical qualities ability to withstand corrosion, and adaptability to a variety of settings. The temperature range for A105 material is -20°F to 400°F (-29°C to 204°C). It is not recommended to use A105 at temperatures above 400°F (204°C) because the … Read more
42CrMo4 alloy steel is widely utilized in numerous industrial contexts due to its remarkable strength, durability, and wear resistance. It is commonly utilized in engineering components and machinery where high strength and good mechanical properties are required. Breakdown of 42CrMo4 42: The percentage of carbon in the steel. Cr: The percentage of chromium in the … Read more
A fixed pipe vise is a type of vice that has a fixed jaw that can only be used to hold pipes of a specific diameter. The fixed jaw is typically made of cast iron or steel and is serrated to grip the pipe securely. Designed to securely grip pipes, allowing for precise cutting, threading, … Read more
A copper pipe cutter is a tool used to cut copper pipe. It is typically made of steel or cast iron and has a cutting wheel that is turned by a handle. The cutting wheel is sharpened to score the copper pipe, and then the pipe is broken by twisting the cutter. Copper cutter are available … Read more
Adjustable pipe supports are mechanical devices that serve the dual purpose of supporting pipes and accommodating movement due to factors such as thermal expansion, contraction, vibration, and seismic activity. Their adaptability makes them indispensable in systems where pipes are subjected to changes in temperature, pressure, and environmental conditions. Adjustable pipe supports are a type of … Read more
Schedule 160 pipe is a type of steel pipe that has a wall thickness that is 160 times the nominal pipe diameter (NPS). This means that a 1″ schedule 160 pipe would have a wall thickness of 0.16″. Schedule 160 pipe is typically used in applications where high pressure and high strength are important, such … Read more
Schedule 10 stainless steel pipe is a type of pipe that has a wall thickness that is 10 times the nominal pipe diameter (NPS). This means that a 1″ schedule 10 pipe would have a wall thickness of 0.1″. The utilization of Schedule 10 stainless steel pipe is widespread in the chemical and food processing … Read more
Schedule 80 steel pipe is a type of pipe that has a wall thickness that is 80 times the nominal pipe diameter (NPS). This means that a 1″ schedule 80 pipe would have a wall thickness of 0.8″. Schedule 80 pipe is typically used in applications where high pressure and high strength are important, such … Read more
A 6 schedule 40 pipe is a type of pipe that has a wall thickness that is 40 times the nominal pipe diameter (NPS). This means that a 6″ schedule 40 pipe would have a wall thickness of 2.40″. 6 inch schedule 40 pipe thickness of welded and seamless steel pipe is 7.11mm 6 inch schedule … Read more
2 Schedule 40 pipe is typically used in applications where strength and durability are important, such as in the oil and gas industry and in water mains. It is also used in some applications where corrosion resistance is important, such as in the chemical processing industry. Nominal Size: The term 2 inches represents the nominal size … Read more