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Stainless Steel ERW Pipe 304

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Additional Information

Material Grade

SS304, SS316, SS316L

Shape

Round

Size

Single Piece Length (m)

Thickness/Diameter (in)

Unit Length (m)

Finish/Surface Finish

Technique

Tensile Strength (MPa)

Elongation (%)

Melting Point(°C)

Features

Galvanized or electro-polished, corrosion-resistant, used for protection of cables and deep boring

Minimum Order Quantity (Kg)

100

Unit Pipe Length (m)

3 - 18

Pipe Fluid

Corrosion Resistant

Yes

Surface Finish

Size (in)

1/8

Thickness (mm)

Length (m)

Elongation

Applications

Widely used in structural and mechanical applications, also in deep boring and telecom sectors

Packaging Type

Hollow Sections

Finish Type

Standard

Steel Grade

Surface Treatment

Finish

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Capacity

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Design

Additional Notes

Grade

Thickness

Unit Length

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Type

ERW

Material

Stainless Steel

Usage/Application

Industrial, Telecom

Country of Origin

Marketplace Benefits

Year-long Helpdesk

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Description

The Stainless Steel ERW Pipe 304 is a versatile pipe made from SS304, SS316, and SS316L stainless steel, designed for use in a variety of industrial and mechanical applications. Available in lengths ranging from 3 to 18 meters and diameters starting from 1/8 inch, these pipes are primarily used in deep boring, telecommunications, and structural work. The ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) construction ensures high strength and durability, and the pipes are available in galvanized or electropolished finishes to enhance their corrosion resistance. These pipes are ideal for protecting cables, conducting fluids, and supporting structural elements in industries such as telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure.