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On-site drilling of stainless steel pipes

2015-07-18View Original

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This post was last edited by jacques0920 on 2015-7-19 08:32. Hello everyone, regarding on-site drilling of stainless steel pipes (austenitic type) and welding of branch pipes, I would like to ask how difficult is the cold working of stainless steel pipes? Thank you!
Reply #22015-07-18
The key factors are wall thickness and hole diameter. If the wall thickness is large and the hole diameter is small, a specialized drilling bit is required for processing. For drilling holes in large pipes, it’s possible to use a grinder first, followed by a rod-shaped grinding tool
Reply #32015-07-18
In other words, it’s more difficult compared to carbon steel pipes?
Reply #42015-07-18
That's right; stainless steel is relatively soft and not easy to polish

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