Chemical Composition and Mechanical Properties of A106 Grade C Pipes

A106 Grade C pipes have specific chemical and mechanical properties.

Chemical Composition:

Mechanical Properties:

Applications and Industries Using A106 Grade C Pipelines

A106 Grade C pipes are widely used in various industries:

1. Oil and gas transmission pipelines
2. Petrochemical plants
3. Power generation facilities
4. High-pressure steam lines
5. Boiler systems
6. Chemical processing plants
7. Refineries

Manufacturing Processes and Available Forms

A106 Grade C pipes are manufactured as seamless pipes through hot rolling or cold drawing processes. They are available in:

• Sizes: 1/4″ NB to 30″ NB
• Wall Thickness: Schedule 20 to Schedule XXS
• Lengths: 5 to 7 meters, 9 to 13 meters, single and double random lengths

Comparison of A106 Grade C with Other Grades

Grade C offers the highest strength among A106 grades, making it suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

Quality Standards and Testing for A106 Grade C Pipes

A106 Grade C pipes adhere to ASTM A106 / ASME SA106 standards and undergo various tests:

1. Tensile strength testing
2. Chemical composition analysis
3. Hydrostatic testing
4. Non-destructive testing

At HL Steel Company, we ensure that all our A106 Grade C pipelines meet or exceed these quality standards, providing our customers with reliable and high-performance products for their diverse industrial needs.