Spiral Steel Pipe for Oil & Gas
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High-quality spiral steel pipe and other steel pipe solutions for global pipeline projects.
About Us
PipeLink Steel is a manufacturer and distributor
Core Product Range:
- Spiral Steel Pipe: SSAW pipes for large-diameter oil, gas, and water pipeline projects.
- Seamless Steel Pipe: Hot rolled & cold drawn, ideal for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.
- Alloy Steel Pipe: Excellent performance in high temperature, high pressure, and corrosive environments.
- Anti-Corrosion Solutions: 3LPE / FBE coating and thermal insulation systems available.
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Why Large Diameter Pipelines Prefer Spiral Welded Steel Pipes
Large-diameter steel pipes (typically referring to those with a diameter of DN500 / 219 mm or larger) are widely used in infrastructure projects such as
10 Questions Buyers Should Ask Before Ordering Large Diameter Steel Pipes
I. Product Specifications and Manufacturing Technology 1. Which international/national standards do steel pipes comply with? Large-diameter steel pipes typically have specific applicable standards. You need
SSAW vs LSAW vs Seamless Pipe: Which One Is Best for Your Application?
I. Manufacturing Processes for Three Types of Steel Pipes II. Comparison of SSAW vs LSAW vs Seamless Steel Pipes When selecting a pipe type, we
Why Are SSAW Pipes Used for Large Diameter Pipelines?
In the fields of oil, natural gas, water supply, water transmission projects, and large-scale infrastructure construction, large-diameter pipelines have always been a critical component of
SSAW vs LSAW vs ERW: Complete Comparison for Buyers
In industrial engineering projects and pipeline procurement, SSAW (Spiral Submerged Arc Welded Pipe), LSAW (Longitudinal Submerged Arc Welded Pipe), and ERW (Electric Resistance Welded Pipe)
PSL1 vs PSL2: How to Choose the Right Pipeline Steel Grade
In the API 5L pipeline steel pipe standard, PSL1 and PSL2 are two very important product specification levels. They are not simply “lower grade” and