ERW (Electrical Resistance Welding) pipes are made by cold forming steel coil into a round cylindrical shape. ERW pipe is formed of steel coil, and the weld seam runs parallel to the pipe. Because the breadth of the coil is the same as the circle of the pipe, widths are limited to 24 inches. It is used to transport oil, natural gas, and other vapor-liquid items and may meet a variety of high and low pressure requirements.

ERW Pipe Specifications

Our ERW pipes are manufactured with precision, adhering to the highest industry standards. These pipes, with dimensions customizable to client needs, are produced through an electric resistance welding procedure. We offer a variety of steel grades, each selected for optimal performance. The surface of each pipe is meticulously coated to enhance durability and resistance to environmental factors. Our ERW pipes come with different end types and joint methods, ensuring compatibility with various systems. They undergo rigorous machining for a flawless finish and are widely used in oil and gas industries, among others.

ProcedureERW (Electrical Resistance Weld)
Dimensions21.3mm ~ 610mm
1/2″ ~ 24″
DN15~ DN600
Thickness2mm ~ 17.48mm
SCH 5S ~SCH XXS
Unit Length3 ~ 18 mtrs
StandardsAPI 5L
API 5CT
ASTM A53
ASTM A795
AS 1163
EN 10217
EN 1029
JIS G3444
JIS G 3452
ASTM A500
BS 1387
Surface CoatingVarnishing, Oiling, Hot Dip Galvanizing
FBE, 2PP, 3PP, 2PE, 3PE
End TypePlain, Bevelled, Threaded, Grooved
Joint MethodFitting, Flange, Coupling, Clamp, Pipe Shoulder, Welding
Pipe MachiningWelding, Bending, Hole Drilling, Punching, Swaging, Tapering, Flaring, Expanding
ApplicationOil & Gas, Water Transmission, Solar Energy, Fire Fighting, Construction, Piling Work, Mechanical Engineering, Fabrication
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What is ERW Pipe?

ERW pipe is an abbreviation of Electric Resistance Welded Steel tube. They are manufactured from a continuous cold-rolled strip by passing through an electric resistance weld machine. This pipe is more resistant to corrosion, due to the lack of lap joints. It has good mechanical properties, is easy and quick to install, and does not require expensive equipment. The high-frequency control technology can control the corrosion resistance and mechanical properties of the welds so that the quality of production becomes stable and reliable.

ERW pipe is mainly used in the transportation of oil, natural gas, and other vaporous-liquid objects. In order to meet different needs for high and low-pressure operation, ERW steel tubes have been developed into various specifications, according to their properties.

Where ERW Pipes are Used?

ERW pipes are broadly used by the industries for their excellent properties, durability, and cost-effectiveness. The top application areas of ERW pipes include construction, water and gas conveyance, automobile sector, oil country tubulars (OCTG), and power generation projects. These pipes offer great strength, toughness, and durability to the end-users.


Oil & Gas

Construction

Water Transmission

Piling Work

Solar Energy

Mechanical Engineering

Fire Fighting

Steel Fabrication

How is ERW Pipe Made?

In the Electric Resistance Welding process, ERW pipe is made by shaping a flat sheet of steel into a cylindrical shape first. A current is passed between the steel cylinder’s two edges to heat the steel to the point where the edges are pressed together with no welding material required.

What is Difference between ERW and Seamless Pipe?

ERW pipe is made in a rolling process, which means that the welded joint is formed during production. This type of pipe is mostly used in low/medium pressure applications such as water/oil transportation. Seamless pipe is made using an extrusion method, which involves inflating a cylindrical metal tube through an opening in a die and then cutting it to lengths. The seamless pipe has no welded joint; thus, it has more strength and higher pressure capacity than equivalent size ERW pipes. As a result, seamless steel pipe is widely used in the high-pressure equipment and thermal boiler industries.

ERW Pipe

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