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Methods for distinguishing seamless steel pipes from welded steel pipes

2019-12-03View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2020-8-12 at 12:18: 【Methods for distinguishing seamless steel pipes from welded steel pipes】
Reply #22019-12-04
Isn’t it obvious at a glance?:lol
Reply #32020-08-07
Can’t tell┐(─__─)┌
Reply #42020-08-12
It’s not easy to tell these days; one reason is the improvement in welding technology, and I’ve heard that some people use welded steel pipes to expand the diameter
Reply #52020-09-01
It’s not visible from the outside of the welded pipe, but welds can be seen when looking inside
Reply #62020-10-14
Industrial surfaces are easy to distinguish; what you should be referring to are welded pipes and seamless pipes with internal and external surfaces. When looking inside the processed welded pipe, there is a faint straight line visible ; Seamless pipes are not available!

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