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ASTM A333 is the standard specification for seamless and welded carbon and alloy steel pipes designed for low-temperature applications or other applications necessitating notch toughness. This standard encompasses various grades of ferritic steel, including Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, and Grade 11.

The ASTM A335 steel pipe may undergo hot finishing or cold drawing and is then subjected to the following finishing heat treatment. This specification encompasses seamless pipes made of “chrome-molybdenum” with outstanding corrosion resistance and high-temperature tensile strength.

API Spec 5L is a global standard that outlines the manufacturing criteria for two product specification grades (PSL 1 and PSL 2) of seamless and welded steel pipes utilized in pipeline transportation systems within the oil and gas industry.

The carbon steel square tube is a steel pipe with a square cross-section, primarily consisting of elements such as carbon, manganese, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, and others. These square pipes find extensive applications in areas such as building structures, mechanical manufacturing, highway construction, and more.

DIN 1629 seamless steel pipes consist of three primary grades: St37.0, St44.0, and St52.0. Typically, the DIN 1629 standard does not impose restrictions on the working pressure value, while the working temperature is limited to below 300°C.

This standard pertains to seamless steel tubes intended for general structural and mechanical applications. The primary steel pipe grades produced include Gr 10, Gr 20, Gr 35, Gr 45, Q345, 15CrMo, and 12Cr1MoV.

The longitudinal submerged arc welded pipe is manufactured using steel plate as the raw material, which is shaped by a forming machine and then subjected to double-sided submerged arc welding. This process results in the LSAW pipe exhibiting excellent ductility, toughness, uniformity, plasticity, and good sealing performance.

The spiral submerged arc welded pipe is created from hot-rolled steel strip using continuous temperature spiral forming and automatic submerged arc welding. During the manufacturing process, the steel strip is rolled with the rolling direction set at a specific angle to the center direction of the tube, followed by forming and welding, resulting in a seamless and durable weld.

Hot Rolled Steel A36 (ASTM A36) is one of the most widely accessible grades of hot-rolled steel, offering favorable overall mechanical properties, ease of fabrication, and the ability to be formed when hot or cold. The hot rolling process results in a rougher surface compared to cold-rolled steel. Additionally, the yield strength of ASTM A36 is lower than that of C1018.

ASTM A202 grade is classified into two grades: A and B, and is primarily employed for welding boilers and other pressure vessels. The ASTM A202 boiler vessel steel includes Grade A and Grade B, with the thickness of the boiler vessel plates restricted to 2 inches.

A203 pressure vessel steel plate utilizes nickel alloy steel material for the production of high-temperature pressure vessels. The performance of ASTM A203 boiler vessel plates is contingent on their nickel composition.

ASTM A204 boiler vessel plate is a molybdenum alloy steel plate primarily designed for welding boilers and high-temperature pressure vessels.