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The difference between tube and pipe

2017-09-24View Original

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Feel free to discuss the differences between tube and pipe
Reply #22017-09-24
I also want to know that pipe is used for the most part when using this
Reply #32017-09-25
If the pressure guiding tubes of the instrument are connected using gland fittings, tube type is generally chosen; When welding connections are used, pipe is generally selected.
Reply #42017-09-25
The instruments use tube fittings, which are generally connected by clamping or threading; they are sometimes also used for process connections, and are usually made of stainless steel only; The instruments use pipe for process connections, with welding as the connection method, and there are a variety of material options available.
Reply #52018-05-13
There are detailed instructions on this page. TUBE tube

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