Industrial and structural round steel pipes feature a cylindrical cross-section designed to provide exceptional resistance to internal and external pressure, serving critical roles in fluid transportation, scaffolding, and load-bearing structures. Produced via High-Frequency Induction Welding (ERW) to stringent international standards.
To help you select the right pipe for your engineering application, the types and usage areas are outlined below:
Types of Steel Pipes by Function and Finish
Where Is It Used? (Application Areas)
Common Sizes (Examples)
Steel pipes are specified by Outer Diameter (mm or Inches) x Wall Thickness (e.g., Ø 48.3x3.0 mm or 2"x2.5 mm):
Key Advantages & Technical Features
