Definition Of Stainless Steel Pipe

Stainless steel pipe is a hollow, elongated cylindrical steel material that is resistant to rusting. It is commonly used as a pipeline for transporting fluids and is widely used in industrial fields such as petroleum, chemical, medical, food, light industry, mechanical instruments, etc. It is also used in the manufacturing of mechanical parts and engineering structures.

Classification
Stainless steel pipes can be classified according to material and manufacturing process:
Classified by material: Ordinary carbon steel pipe, high-quality carbon structural steel pipe, alloy structural pipe, alloy steel pipe, bearing steel pipe, stainless steel pipe, etc.
Classified by manufacturing process: Seamless steel pipe and welded steel pipe.

Common types and application scenarios
Stainless steel decorative pipe: Mainly used for decoration projects such as stairs, door and window guardrails, etc., with materials mostly made of 201 and 304.
Stainless steel pipes: Used for bathroom and home furnishings, fluid pipes, etc., with strict requirements for positive and negative specifications and surface brightness.
Stainless steel special-shaped pipes: Including elliptical pipes, groove pipes, etc., used for special structures and decorations.
Stainless steel patterned tube: With a novel appearance, it is suitable for occasions that require aesthetic decoration.
Colored stainless steel tube: Surface plated, suitable for occasions that require special colors.
Stainless steel composite pipe: Combining different materials for specific engineering requirements.
Stainless steel industrial pipes: Including seamless pipes and welded pipes, mainly used for engineering structures and various pipelines.