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JIS G3444 DN15-DN600 Welded Pipe for Mechanical Tubing and Structural

Welded steel pipes are manufactured by rolling steel coils/sheets and welding the seam longitudinally. Our welded pipes offer high dimensional accuracy, excellent strength-to-weight ratio, and cost-effectiveness compared to seamless alternatives.

    Product Introduction

    Welded steel pipes are manufactured by rolling steel coils/sheets and welding the seam longitudinally. Our welded pipes offer high dimensional accuracy, excellent strength-to-weight ratio, and cost-effectiveness compared to seamless alternatives.

    Key Features:

    Available in ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) & LSAW (Longitudinal Submerged Arc Welded) types
    Materials: Carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel (304/316)
    Sizes: 1/2" to 48" OD (DN15-DN1200)
    Wall Thickness: 0.5mm to 50mm
    Pressure Rating: SCH10 to SCH160
    Surface Treatment: Black, galvanized, painted, or varnished
    Certifications: API 5L, ASTM A53/A106, EN 10219, JIS G3444

    Normal sizes

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    Manufacturing Process

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    Welded Steel Pipe Standards And Grades

    The quality and specifications of welded steel pipes are regulated by a variety of international and national standards, including ASTM A53, ASTM A500, ASTM A795, API 5L, BS1387, BS1139, EN39, EN10219, EN10255, JIS G3444, ISO65, GB/T3091, GB/T13793, etc. These standards ensure that the pipes meet the required quality and safety requirements for different applications.
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    Applications & Advantages

    Typical Applications: Oil & gas transmission, Water/wastewater systems, Structural scaffolding, Mechanical/automotive parts, HVAC systems, Fire protection piping

    Competitive Advantages:

    Cost-Effective: 20-30% cheaper than seamless pipes

     Precision: ±0.5mm diameter tolerance

    Versatility: Wide size/thickness range

    Quick Delivery: Large inventory of standard sizes

     Customizable: Special coatings/lengths available

    6.Packaging & Shipping

    Standard Packaging: Bare Pipes: Bundle strapped with steel bands (1-2 tons/bundle), Galvanized Pipes: Plastic caps + woven fabric wrapping, Threaded Ends: Protective sleeves

    Shipping Options:

    20'/40' containers (max 28 tons), Bulk vessel (min 100 tons), Truck load

    Export Documentation:

    Mill Test Certificate, Original Certificate of Origin

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    Packaging and Shipping

    To safely transport welded steel pipes, standard export packing methods are used. These methods protect the pipes from damage during transit. Available transportation options include containerized sea freight for long-distance international shipments, bulk sea freight for large-volume orders, air freight for urgent deliveries, land transportation for domestic or nearby destinations, and multimodal transportation, which combines various transport modes for optimal efficiency.

    Q&A

    Q: Are you a ERW vs LSAW - which to choose?

    A: ERW for ≤24" low-pressure applications; LSAW for >24" high-pressure systems.

    Q: Maximum working pressure?

    A: Calculated per ASME B31.3 formula. Example: 6" SCH40 ERW = 150 PSI @ 100°C.

    Q:How to identify pipe grade?

    A: Check stenciled markings - e.g., "API 5L X52 PSL2" indicates X52 grade.

    Q: Acceptable weld defect limits?

    A: Per API 1104 - max 3.2mm undercut, 10% wall thickness lack of fusion.

    Q: Shelf life of galvanized pipes?

    A:12 months outdoor storage; indefinite indoors with proper ventilation.

    Q: MOQ for custom sizes?

    A6: 20 tons for special diameters; 50 tons for proprietary alloys.

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