Stainless Steel Pipe USA

Mcneil Instrument offers a variety of ASME SA312 Stainless Steel Pipe schedules designed to meet different pressure requirements for various pipe types. Our ASME SA312 Stainless Steel Pipe is known for its strength, making it ideal for applications that need durability. The Stainless Steel Schedule 10 Pipe is specifically crafted for lower pressure uses, catering to diverse requirements. We manufacture different grades, including the versatile ASME SA312 Stainless Steel Pipe like A312 TP304, suitable for high temperature services.

We provide Ansi B36.19 Stainless Steel Pipe, Stainless Steel ERW Pipe, and ASME SA312 Stainless Steel Pipe across all grades. While the SS Round Pipe is widely used, we also produce SS Oval Pipe for specialized applications. Our SS Rectangular Pipe is a dependable choice for structural uses. Serving industries from domestic to aerospace, chemical, marine, and petrochemical sectors, we ensure quality across all applications. Before placing an order, we recommend comparing our competitive pricing with other Stainless Steel Pipe manufacturers in the USA or abroad. Contact us for more details.

Different Types of Stainless Steel Pipe

ASTM A312 Stainless Steel Pipe Specifications

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Other Steel Pipes: Alloy Steel, 4130, 4140, P5, P9, P11, P12, P22, P91

Stainless Steel Pipe American Standards

MIL-P-1144

EN Standard For Stainless Steel Pipe

Stainless Steel Pipe Grades Chart

Austenitic Stainless Steel Grades (Most popular)

Ferritic Stainless Steel Grades

Martensitic Stainless Steel Grades

Duplex Stainless Steel Grades

Precipitation hardening (PH) Grades

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SS Pipe Sizes and Dimensions

ANSI B36.10 / ANSI B36.19

What is Allowable Working Pressure in Stainless Steel Pipe

Mcneil Instrument manufactures stainless steel pipes using various materials with specific compositions. Each material grade has its own yield and tensile strength values. Yield strength indicates the maximum stress a material can handle without permanently changing shape, while tensile strength shows when the pipe will break under opposing forces.

Mcneil Instrument provides ratings for working pressure and bursting pressure for its pipes, which are crucial for operations under different temperatures and pressures. Maximum allowable working pressure sets the limit for the pressure at which the pipe can operate without deforming. Bursting pressure indicates the maximum pressure that causes the pipe to rupture. These ratings vary based on the material, diameter, wall thickness, and schedule of the pipe.

For example, standard wrought steel pipes with schedule 40 have an allowable working pressure of 1080 PSI for a diameter of ¾ inches. As the diameter increases, the allowable working pressure decreases. For instance, 1-inch pipes have a working pressure of 1010 PSI, and 1 ¼ inch pipes are rated at 840 PSI. The calculation of working pressure uses Barlow’s formula, where the pipe’s yield strength is multiplied by its design factor to determine the allowable working pressure.

Stainless Steel Seamless Pipe Applications