Stainless Steel 316 Pipes and Tubes :
Stainless 316 Pipes and Tubes are the second most common commercial grade of stainless steel used in a variety of industry sectors. In normal atmospheric conditions, this 316 grade has excellent corrosion resistance. In corrosive environments such as saltwater and environments where resistance to chloride corrosion is required, SS 316 pipes and tubes perform admirably.
At high temperatures, SS 316 Pipes and Tubes have a high creep strength. Molybdenum improves the overall corrosion and chloride pitting resistance of Stainless Steel 316 pipes. Stainless steel 316 pipes increase power but should not be used in applications where corrosion by sensitization is possible.
Where are Stainless Steel 316 Pipes and Tubes used?
These grades of pipes and tubes are used in a variety of industries, including textile operations, breweries, oil and gas processing, construction, food processing, pharmaceuticals, water treatment plants, fertilizers and pesticides, chemical applications, automotive components, and so on, due to their numerous advantages.
Because of the unique characteristics of our SS 316 Square Pipes, they are used in a wide range of industrial applications. Our SS 316 Rectangular Pipes are used in a variety of textile and pharmaceutical markets. They are primarily used in pollution control facilities and chemical processing equipment.
Power generation, marine, petrochemical, springs, furnace parts, pressure vessels, threaded fasteners, heat exchangers, and cement processing equipment all use 316L stainless steel pipes and tubes.
Pressure vessels, furnace parts, valves and pumps, medical equipment, brewing facilities, boat fittings, stainless steel floats, coastal environments, chemical containers, laboratory benches and equipment, and pharmaceutical equipment are all examples of where they can be found.
In addition to food preparation surfaces, appliances, and equipment, SS 316 pipes and tubes are used in chloride environments. Pipes and tubes are also used in the medical industry to make screws, pins, and orthopedic implants such as total hip and knee replacements.
To avoid iron contamination of the product, SS 316 pipes are used in the pulp and paper industry. Furthermore, the 316 grade is widely used in paper machines. For the corrosive process, industrial machinery handles chemicals used to produce items such as inks, textiles, bleaches, photographic chemicals, and rubber.
