Issues regarding the machining of the inner wall of nozzles in container products
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For container products, there are a great variety of connection specifications and wall thickness options, and it is impossible for a company to have all of them in stock. Moreover, purchasing in small quantities is quite difficult. The design agencies are becoming increasingly strict regarding the approval process for using alternative materials; therefore, it is relatively simpler to process the inner walls of the pipes at Jiaohou. Just please ask everyone, will processing the inner wall have any impact on the use of the pipe?
There is no impact; only processing records and the corresponding warranty certificate are required. Only then can it be traced.
It’s unnecessary to overdo it; as long as the difference in thickness isn’t significant, it’s completely fine to use a thicker layer instead of a thinner one.
Generally, it’s not a big problem if the thickness is increased; there’s no need to process it to a specific thickness. Of course, it doesn’t matter even if it’s processed to the required thickness.
Processing seems inappropriate; what if there are bends? If processing is done first and then bending, how can we ensure that the outer wall thickness meets the requirements? In such cases, it is best to use thick-walled material as a substitute.