Pipe and Valves

Our Stainless Products supplies welded pipe, per ASTM A 312, ASTM A 358 or as rolled and welded. We supply common grades of stainless such as 304/304L and 316/316L in standard pipe sizes and schedules including Sch 5, Sch 10, Sch 40s and Sch 80s.

We also supply more challenging stainless welded pipe requirements including 304H, 316H, 309/S, 310/S, 317/L, 321/H, 347/H, 410, 410S, Duplex 2205, Duplex 2507 and many other grades of stainless, duplex or nickel alloys. We can even supply material with wall thicknesses up to 3” thick! Diameters sizes range from 1/8” up to 96”.

We specialize in quick delivery of non-standard welded pipe. We recently supplied a steel mill with 3 pieces of 11-1/2” OD x .625” Wall x 13’ Type 316/316L and delivered the product in 5 days to meet a shut-down requirement. All welded pipe products can be cut to size. Specialty testing, including X-ray, Hydro Testing and more can be supplied upon request.

Carbon Steel Pipe

Carbon steel pipe is highly resistant to shock and vibration. Fluctuating water pressure or shock pressure from a water hammer have little effect on steel. Today’s heavy traffic conditions impose much stress on roadway foundations. Carbon steel pipe is practically unbreakable in transport and service, and for this reason it is okay to lay water mains under roadways.

The high tensile strength of steel in addition to its elasticity and ductility allow pipes to be used safely for very high pressures. A carbon steel pipe can be made much thinner than pipes made from other materials, so they have a greater carrying capacity than pipes of other materials with the same diameter.

• Safe and Durable
• Environmentally Friendly
• Cost-Effective

Galvanized Steel Pipe

Galvanized steel is steel with a protective zinc coating. This coating has many advantages over other methods used to protect steel, and it makes galvanized steel pipe, fittings and other structures more desirable in many situations. Here are nine of the advantages associated with using galvanized steel.

The high tensile strength of steel in addition to its elasticity and ductility allow pipes to be used safely for very high pressures. A carbon steel pipe can be made much thinner than pipes made from other materials, so they have a greater carrying capacity than pipes of other materials with the same diameter.

1. Low Initial Cost
2. Long Life
3. Toughness
4. Low Maintenance Costs
5. Standardization
6. Automatic Protection For Damaged Areas
7. 360 Degree Protection
8. Easy Inspection
9. Fast Assembly

Special Alloys

All types from pvc and cpvc to brass carbon and stainless in full port reduced port flanged threaded 1 piece 2 piece 3 piece.