What is Carbon Steel ASTM A106 Grade B?

What is Carbon Steel A106 Grade B? Steel with a carbon content of up to 2.1% by weight is called carbon steel. The American Iron and Steel Institute’s (AISI) definition of carbon steel reads as follows: steel when: no minimum content is stipulated or required for chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, nickel, niobium, titanium, tungsten, vanadium, or […]

Uses of Alloy 20 Pipe

Alloy 20 is one of the super stainless steels designed for maximum acid attack resistance. The nickel, chromium, molybdenum, and copper composition contributes to its overall resistance to the cracking and general pitting assault of chloride on stress corrosion. The alloy is stabilized with columbium to prevent carbide precipitation during welding. Alloy 20 pipe has […]

The Use Of Stainless Steel Pipes

Stainless Steel alloys are considered to be the most versatile metal alloys with numerous benefits for the users and manufacturers. Stainless Steel has evolved as an inseparable and essential part of various industries. Stainless Steel is comprised of “steel alloy” with added amounts of chromium. This chromium addition is what gives stainless steel components an […]

The Advantages of Corten Steel A423 A Gr. 1 Pipes

The Corten Pipes are resistant to corrosion that an outer layer patina develops left uncoated, this patina protects the steel from further corrosion. We also deliver various grades and standards, such as CORTEN A, CORTEN B, ASTM A423 GRADE 1. Corten Steel Tubing’s natural oxidising finish and distinctive look make it particularly attractive for many […]

All you need to know about Corten Steel Pipes

Corten Steel is a category of steel alloys that are commonly used in outdoor construction work (or weathered steel as it’s sometimes known). They were planned to reduce the need for painting, and in a few months they will grow a rusted appearance if left outdoors, exposed to the sun. Although you may assume that […]

Weathering Steel & Its Types

Weathering steel is a low carbon steel family that has additional alloying components combined in with the atoms of carbon and iron. These alloying components give weathering steel higher strength and more corrosion resistance than standard low carbon steel grades. As a result, weathering steel is generally utilized in exterior applications or in conditions where normal steel would […]