Carbon Steel EN 10083-2 Pipes

Carbon Steel En 10083-2 Pipes are made of a combination of iron, alloying elements and carbon, providing strength, durability and resistance to corrosion. The general composition consists of 1-1.2% Manganese, 0.4-0.6% Silicon, 0.45-0.9% Carbon and up to 0.04% Sulphur; other trace elements are regulated to a maximum level of 0.35%. The exact chemical makeup will depend on the specific application for which the pipes are intended; additional elements can be added from a variety of categories, including nickel, chromium and molybdenum, for increased performance or special requirements. By combining these elements in different ratios, manufacturers can tailor pipes specifically for each individual project's needs.

Carbon Steel Pipes En 10083 2 are a preferred choice of material in many industrial applications due to their versatility and strength. It is strong and rigid, allowing for use in high-pressure situations, yet still formable for fittings such as bends and elbows without compromising performance. These pipes have excellent weldability and machinability, making them an ideal option for numerous projects, from large tanks down to small joints. Additionally, despite their strength, these pipes are lightweight, so smaller components can be handled easily by people or machines. With their range of uses and properties, En 10083 2 Carbon Steel Pipes make a dependable solution when weight capacity and budget are deciding factors in the construction process.