Heavy Wall Seamless Carbon steel Pipe

Seamless (SMLS) pipe is formed by drawing a solid billet over a piercing rod to create the hollow shell. Seamless Steel Pipe withstands pressure better than other types of pipe, which is why it is the favorable choice for oil and gas transportation.

The complex chemical and physical properties of the various grades of carbon steel pipe allow for a broad range of service usage. Sunny Steel has the right grade, size and price to meet your requirements including A/SA-106 Grade B/C and API 5L X- 42 thru X -70. A/SA-106 Grades B & C are utilized for services ranging from structural supports to steam drum headers with temperature ranges up to 800 Fahrenheit while API 5L X Grades 42 thru 70 are utilized for the water and petroleum industry to transport liquids or as platforms on off shore rigs.
1/2inch Nominal to 24inch O.D. Seamless Pipe
Wall Thicknesses – Schedule 40 up to 4inch
Standard Carbon Steel Pipe Specifications & Grades
A/SA-106 – Grades B & C
A/SA-53 Seamless – Grade B

Flanges & Fittings
Carbon Steel Butt Weld Fittings: A/SA-234 WPB * WPC
Carbon Steel Forged Fittings: A/SA-105
Carbon Steel Flanges: A/SA 105
High Yield Carbon Steel Pipe Specifications & Grades
API5L Seamless – Grades B (X42, X52, X60, X65 and above)
High Yield Carbon Steel Flanges & Fittings
High Yield Butt Weld Fittings: A- 860 or MSS SP75
WPHY42 (Y52, Y56, Y60, Y65)
High Yield Flanges: A-694 (F42, F52, F56, F60, F-65)
According to the purposes enumerated seamless steel pipe
Seamless Carbon and Alloy Mechanical Tubing
Seamless Carbon and Alloy Pressure Tube, all grades including T9, T23, T91, Multi-Lead Rifled
Seamless carbon and alloy pressure pipe
Seamless Quench and Temper Tubing
Shapes: Squares, Hex, Combination Shapes (i.e. Round OD with Hex ID) and many other unique shapes

Steel Stand and Steel Grade
Plain Carbon Grades 1012 to 1060 inclusive
Popular Resulfurized and Free Machining Grades, including 1118, 1119 mod, 1137 and 1141
Alloy Grades include the following: T2, T5, T9, T11, T12, T22, T23, T91, (T92 is in development)
15xx, 23xx, 4130, 41xx, 4140, 4141, 4340, 46xx, 48xx, 50xx, 5140, 51xx, 61xx, 6330, 63xx, 8617, 8620, 86xx, 87xx, 93xx 13 Chrome, 9 Chrome

Shapes
Sunny Steel can produce a wide variety of shapes, including square and oval. If you don’t see the shape you need below, feel free to contact us. We have numerous mandrels and tooling that provide the flexibility to create your exact shape. And, of course, our shaped tubing can be produced in a wide range of grades and sizes to fit your need and your industry.
Common specifications are ASTM/ASME, A106, A179, A192, A209, A210, A213, A333, A334, A335, A423, A519
Military
API
Sunny Steel has it or can get it, so call us to arrange for immediate or expedited deliveries day or night.

What does Heavy Wall Pipe mean?

Heavy wall pipe is described as pipe with dimensions equal to or greater than the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Schedule 80 pipe. … For example, a heavy wall Schedule 80 pipe that’s 1/8 inch in diameter has a 0.135 inchwall thickness and an 1/8 inch light wall.
ipe schedules begin with Schedule 10 pipe. As the schedule number increases so does the thickness of the wall of the pipe. It’s possible to have two 1/8 inch pipes of different wall thicknesses with different pipe schedule numbers due to the thickness of the pipe wall. The diameter of the pipe or weight per foot does not influence the schedule number. For example, a heavy wall Schedule 80 pipe that’s 1/8 inch in diameter has a 0.135 inch wall thickness and an 1/8 inch light wall. Schedule 40 pipe has a wall thickness of just 0.068 inches.

Heavy wall pipe is specified for applications where greater volume is carried, where greater internal pressures exist within the pipe or where the pipe walls must be stronger to support the external burden such as the cover under which they are layed.

Heavy wall pipe is also known as Extra Strong or Extra Heavy pipe. There’s also a Double Extra Strong designation for pipe that’s heavier than Schedule 120 pipe.

Generally, light wall, heavy wall and double extra strong pipe is clearly marked with schedule numbers near the ends of each pipe segment as follows:

Light Wall Pipe

• Schedule 10 (Sch/10, S/10)
• Schedule 20 (Sch/20, S/20)
• Schedule 30 (Sch/30, S/30)
• Schedule 40 (Sch/40, S/40)
• Standard Weight (ST, Std, STD)
• Schedule 60 (Sch/60, S/60)
  Extra Strong (Extra Heavy, EH, XH, XS)
• Schedule 80 (Sch/80, S/80)
• Schedule 100 (Sch/100, S/100)
• Schedule 120 (Sch/120, S/120)
• Schedule 140 (Sch/140, S/140)
• Schedule 160 (Sch/160, S/160)
  Double Extra Strong (Double extra heavy, XXH, XXS)
• Greater than Schedule 160