Steel Pipe

•  Fluid transportation

Steel pipes, through their hollow cross-sections, utilize pressure differences or the force of gravity to convey fluids such as water, gas, and oil.

Under high-pressure conditions, seamless steel pipes, due to their feature of having no welds, can withstand higher pressure, ensuring the safety of transportation.

•  Structural support

Steel pipes, through their high strength and rigidity, bear the loads of building structures or mechanical equipment and provide stable support.

Square/rectangular steel pipes are often used in beams, columns and other parts of building structures due to their high bending strength.

•  Heat exchange

In thermal equipment, steel pipes, as components of heat exchangers, achieve heat transfer and exchange through the flow of fluids inside and outside the pipes.