Schedule 100 Steel Pipe Supplier

Steel pipes come in various schedules, each with a specific wall thickness designed for different applications. Schedule 100 Steel Pipes are particularly notable for their thick walls, making them suitable for high-pressure environments. They are commonly used to transport water, oil, and gas. 

For example: An 8-inch Schedule 100 pipe has an outer diameter of 219.1 mm and a wall thickness of 50.95 mm. A 10-inch Schedule 100 pipe has an outer diameter of 273.05 mm and a wall thickness of 77.30 mm. The weight of Schedule 100 pipes can vary depending on the materials used in their construction. These pipes are designed to handle significant pressure, making them ideal for industrial applications where durability and strength are essential.

To streamline the selection of Schedule 100 pipes for various applications, a weight chart can be very useful. This chart helps determine which pipes are best suited for specific needs based on their weight.For example, a 14-inch Schedule 100 pipe with an outer diameter of 0.938 mm and a wall thickness of 130.85 mm weighs approximately 194.96 kg/m. As the size and wall thickness of the pipes increase, so does their weight. This relationship is crucial for selecting the right pipe based on the load and pressure requirements of your application.
The wall thickness of Schedule 100 pipes is a key factor in their pressure capacity. It determines how much pressure the pipe can handle and thus its pressure rating. Due to their robust construction, Schedule 100 pipes are designed to withstand high pressures, making them suitable for demanding applications.While Schedule 100 pipes may not always be readily available, we specialize in stocking and supplying them. Our well-equipped warehousing facility allows us to manage large orders efficiently and deliver them promptly to our customers. Our Schedule 100 pipes are known for their durability and reliability, which is why they are a preferred choice for high-pressure applications.