I’ve always thought that pipe caps are made from steel plates; I’m not sure if that’s correct

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2020-10-26 at 16:47. I recently noticed that a large domestic engineering company is using steel pipe standards for the selection of pipe caps; I’m confused and would appreciate it if someone could help explain this

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I’ve always thought that pipe caps are made from steel plates; I’m not sure if that’s correct

Reply #42019-09-25

The pipe cap is made by pressing sheet metal, just like the end cap.

Reply #52019-09-26

Small-sized pipe caps are formed by heating and rolling steel pipes. PS: The title should reflect the content!

Reply #62019-09-26

Some steel pipes are also manufactured from steel plate blanks, so this is not surprising. For example, the pipe is cut open and flattened to form a pipe cap by stamping.

Reply #72020-10-26

For example, the pipe is cut open and flattened to form a pipe cap by stamping. Isn’t this more troublesome than using steel plates? ? ? ?

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