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Common uses of brass materials
Brass is an alloy metal that is made of copper and zinc. Due to brass's unique properties, which I'll go into more detail on below, it is one of the most widely used alloys. Because of its versatility, there are seemingly endless industries and products making use of thi...Read more -
Types and Grades of Aluminum Coil
Aluminum coils come in several grades. These grades are based on their composition and manufacturing applications. These differences allow aluminum coils to be used by different industries. For example, some coils are harder than others, while others are more pliable. Kn...Read more -
How Aluminum Coils are Manufactured?
1. Step One: Smelting Aluminum is made using electrolysis on an industrial scale and aluminum smelters need a lot of energy to run efficiently. Smelters are frequently located adjacent to major power plants due to their requirement for energy. Any increase in the cost of...Read more -
Applications, Advantages, and Disadvantages of Aluminum Coil
1. Applications of Aluminum Coil Aluminum is a particularly useful metal due to its distinguishing qualities, including malleability, resistance to rust and corrosion, etc. Numerous industries have taken aluminum coil and utilized it in a variety of ways. Below, we featu...Read more -
Welded vs seamless stainless steel tube
Stainless steel tubing is one of the most versatile metal alloy materials used in manufacturing and fabrication. The two common types of tubing are seamless and welded. Deciding between welded vs. seamless tubing primarily depends on the application requirements of the p...Read more -
Welded Pipe VS Seamless Steel Pipe
Both Electric resistance welded (ERW) and seamless (SMLS) steel pipe manufacturing methods have been in use for decades; over time, the methods used to produce each have advanced. So which is better? 1. Manufacturing welded pipe Welded pipe starts out as a long, coiled r...Read more -
Types of steel – Classification of steel
What is Steel? Steel is an alloy of Iron and the principal (main) alloying element is Carbon. However, there are some exceptions to this definition like interstitial-free (IF) steels and type 409 ferritic stainless steels, in which carbon is considered as an impurity. Wh...Read more -
What is the Difference in Black Steel Pipe & Galvanized Steel Pipe?
Water and gas require the use of pipes to carry them into residential homes and commercial buildings. Gas supplies power to stoves, water heaters and other devices, while water is essential for other human needs. The two most common types of pipes used to carry water and...Read more -
Manufacturing Process of Steel Pipe
The manufacture of steel pipe dates from the early 1800’s. Initially, pipe was manufactured by hand – by heating, bending, lapping, and hammering the edges together. The first automated pipe manufacturing process was introduced in 1812 in England. Manufacturing processes...Read more -
Different Standards of Steel Piping——ASTM vs. ASME vs. API vs. ANSI
Because pipe is so common among so many industries, it's no surprise that a number of different standards organizations impact the production and testing of pipe for use across a wide array of applications. As you'll see, there's both some overlap as well as some differe...Read more -
Zincalume Vs. Colorbond – Which Is the Best Choice for Your Home?
This is a question that home renovators have been asking for over a decade. So, let's take a look at which is right for you, Colorbond or Zincalume roofing. If you're building a new home or replacing the roof on an old one, you may want to start considering your roofing ...Read more -
Tips for Choosing (PPGI) Colour Coated Steel Coils
Choosing the right colour coated steel coil for a building there are several aspects to consider, the steel-plate requirements for a building (roof and siding) can be divided into. ● Safety performance (impact resistance, wind pressure resistance, fire resistance). ● Hab...Read more