Alloy
Steel contains substantial quantities of elements other than carbon such
as nickel, chromium, silicon, manganese, tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium
and limited amounts of other commonly accepted elements such as
manganese, sulfur, silicon, and phosphorous. Addition of such alloying
elements is usually for the purpose to increase hardness, strength or
chemical resistance.
Pipes made of alloy steel have exceptional performance properties.
These are generally developed for energy-related applications involving
oil and gas drilling and are subjected to stresses in machine parts.
Alloy steel Tubes are also used in daily life, catering to the domestic,
professional or industrial needs. In recent years, the demand for alloy
steel tubing has been increasing along with the economic growth.
