What Materials Are Carbon Steel Pipes Made of?

Q235 carbon structural steel pipe Q235 carbon structural steel pipe is the most common material among carbon steel pipe. It has good plasticity and welding properties, and is suitable for general-purpose low-pressure fluid transportation, machinery manufacturing and other fields. The material has a low carbon content, moderate strength, and a relatively low price, making it an economical and practical choice. Q345 low alloy steel Q345 low alloy steel pipe is a high-strength, low-alloy carbon steel pipe. Compared with Q235 steel pipe, Q345 steel pipe has higher tensile strength and yield strength, and better corrosion resistance. It is widely used in large-scale construction projects, bridges, machinery manufacturing and other fields, and withstands greater pressure and load. 20# carbon steel pipe 20# carbon steel pipe is an ordinary carbon structural steel pipe with a high carbon content. It has good hardness and strength, and is suitable for manufacturing mechanical parts, engineering structures and other fields. Due to its good processing performance, it is widely used in automobile and motorcycle manufacturing. 45# carbon steel pipe 45# carbon steel pipe is a high carbon steel pipe with a high carbon content. It has high hardness and strength, and is suitable for manufacturing mechanical parts with high strength requirements, such as bearings, gears, etc. At the same time, due to its good wear resistance, it is also widely used in the field of engineering machinery. 16MN alloy steel pipe 16MN alloy steel pipe is a low alloy high strength structural steel pipe. It has high yield strength and tensile strength, good wear resistance, and is suitable for engineering structures that bear large pressure and impact loads, such as bridges, transmission pipelines, etc. 10#, 20# seamless steel pipe 10# and 20# seamless steel pipes are two common seamless steel pipe materials in carbon steel pipes. They have high strength and pressure resistance, and are widely used in high-pressure pipelines in the fields of petroleum, chemical industry, natural gas, etc.