Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings

• Robust construction for enhanced durability
• Resistant to high pressure
• Quick and easy installation
• Corrosion resistance 

Frequently Asked Questions

1.  Alloy steel pipe fittings: what are they?

Ans - Manufacturer and Exporter of Alloy Steel Pipe Fittings in China

It is mostly used for pipes with nominal sizes of NPS 2 or less and tiny pipe diameters. It has a tensile strength that is higher than that of stainless steel, ranging from 758 to 1882 MPa.

2.  Are alloys preferable than stainless steel?

Ans - Comparatively speaking, alloy steel is more durable than stainless steel. Compared to stainless steels, alloy steels are simpler to weld. Although stainless steel can be welded, it is not as simple a process as other welds. Comparing alloy steel to conventional stainless steel grades, alloy steel is less expensive and easier to process.

3. Does alloy steel not rust?

Ans - Rust will occur in an alloy if it contains ferrous metal (iron). Any metal alloy can corrode. When we expose the metal to air and moisture, it rusts, forming an iron oxide layer. 

4. Carbon steel or alloy steel, which is stronger?

Ans - Low-carbon steel has a tensile strength of roughly 450 MPa, while high-carbon steel has a tensile strength of 965 MPa. Compared to carbon steel, alloy steel has a higher tensile strength. Alloy steel has a tensile strength range of 758 to 1882 MPa.