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Stainless Steel vs. Galvanized Steel
While looking for corrosion resistance, you have probably heard of the phrase “stainless or galvanized steel”, as if these were interchangeable options. In fact, they are not at all. Galvanization – Zinc Dip as Paint Job Galvanized steel is corrosion-resistant because it has b...Read more -
Application and Benefits of SA179 Boiler Tubes
Boiler and heat exchange tubes must be resistant to temperature and pressure. They also need to increase or decrease heat transfer for particular applications. Are there tubes that also have good processing characteristics? For instance, challenging bending methods? Yes, there...Read more -
What is Carbon Steel Forged Fittings and its Application
Forged steel fittings are pipe fittings produced using forged carbon steel material. Forging steel is a method that produces very robust fittings. Carbon steel is heated to molten temperatures and placed in the dies the heated steel is then machined into the Carbon Steel Forge...Read more -
Difference Between Stainless Steel Seamless and Welded Pipes
Stainless Steel Seamless Pipes: The jointless or pipe without a crease is called stainless steel seamless pipe. The round steel billet warmed and pulled to a point where it converts into a hollow pipe. It has higher pressure holding capacity. It has various focus grades like S...Read more -
What are the different types of Carbon Steel Pipes
The Carbon Steel pipes are manufactured in various types, as given below: Carbon Steel Seamless Pipes – it contains more carbon and iron in its composition. Depending on the grade, trace amounts of silicon, manganese, and copper are permitted in varying quantities. Therefore, ...Read more -
SS Vs. SUS Is There a Difference?
Scientists and engineers have a habit of giving weird names to things, or at least struggling to align them universally. Acronyms and abbreviations lend themselves to being not exactly reader friendly. Abbreviations for stainless steel are no different. A common question we se...Read more -
What are uses of low carbon steel
Steel is the most commonly used metal in the world. But steel isn’t just one product alone. There are various types of alloy steels depending on the composition of the elements. There are high carbon steels, medium carbon steels, stainless steels and low carbon steels, in part...Read more -
Why are galvanized pipes rarely chosen as drinking water pipes now
Galvanized piping used to be the material of choice for residential plumbing, and it is still what many people picture when they think of a plumbing pipe. The steel pipes are coated in a layer of zinc, which is meant to prevent rusting. The ends of pipes are threaded so they c...Read more -
What are the Non Destructive Testing (NDT) methods
Non-destructive testing (NDT), as the name suggests, is a method of testing materials, components, structures, or assemblies without causing damage or affecting their workability. In contrast to other ways of testing, where the subject cannot be used after the procedure, this ...Read more