Schedule 20 Stainless Steel Pipe Supplier

Steel pipes come in different grades and classes, each designed for specific uses based on their properties and wall thickness. Schedule 20 steel pipes are a good example, known for their corrosion resistance and suitability for low-pressure applications. These pipes are also chemically compatible with various substances.

The wall thickness of Schedule 20 pipes, measured in millimeters, determines their ability to handle pressure. The pressure rating of Schedule 20 pipes indicates the maximum pressure they can withstand without failing. This rating is crucial for understanding the pressure-handling capacity of Schedule 20 steel pipes, ensuring they are used appropriately in different applications.For instance, a Schedule 20 pipe with a 10-inch size has an outer diameter of 0.250 mm and an inner diameter of 28.04 mm, resulting in a Schedule 20 pipe thickness of 28.04 mm. A Schedule 20 pipe with a 22-inch size has an outer diameter of 559 mm and an inner diameter of 0.375 mm, giving it a thickness of 9.53 mm. Additionally, a Schedule 20 pipe with a 36-inch size has an outer diameter of 914 mm and an inner diameter of 12.70 mm, resulting in a thickness of 189.57 mm.

We have been manufacturing Schedule 20 pipes with these dimensions for a long time. These pipes have lighter walls and are commonly used in gravity-fed septic systems, drainage, and stormwater systems. Schedule 20 pipes are compatible with all Schedule 20 fittings and are used in various industries. The different wall thicknesses of Schedule 20 pipes affect their pressure ratings, making them suitable for specific applications based on their thickness.