Transport fluid. Welded steel pipes are widely used for transporting fluids such as oil, natural gas, gas, and water, including as pipelines for urban infrastructure, industrial production, and other fields.
In the field of architecture. Welded steel pipes are used in the construction industry to build temporary venues, support structures, bridges, and tunnels. Due to its light weight, high strength, and convenient construction, welded steel pipes are commonly used in structural parts of buildings, such as columns, beams, and brackets.
Manufacturing industry. In the manufacturing industry, welded steel pipes are used to manufacture various mechanical equipment, conveying pipelines, automotive components, as well as metallurgy and shipbuilding industries. Welded steel pipes have become an irreplaceable material in these fields due to their advantages of flat appearance, controllable process, and high accuracy.
Petrochemical industry. Welded steel pipes are often used in the petrochemical industry to transport various chemical liquids, natural gas, petroleum and other hydrocarbon substances. Due to its advantages of corrosion resistance, safety and reliability, and short construction period, welded steel pipes are suitable for the requirements of high pressure, high temperature, and harsh environments.
Agriculture and horticulture. Welded steel pipes are used to manufacture agricultural machinery, sheds, wire conduits, high-rise shelves, and containers.
The automotive industry. Welded steel pipes play an important role in automotive manufacturing, used to manufacture components such as chassis structures, body frames, and safety airbag brackets.
Shipbuilding industry. Welded steel pipes are widely used in ship construction and pipeline systems to ensure the stability and structural integrity of ships.