Basic Introduction of MS Pipe (Mild Steel Pipe)

Basic Introduction of MS Pipe (Mild Steel Pipe)
What is Mild Steel Pipe (MS Pipe)?
Mild Steel Pipe (MS Pipe) is manufactured using low carbon steel (less than 0.25%). Due to the low carbon content, the steel pipe does not harden and is easy to use. Since mild steel pipe is made of low carbon steel, it can be easily welded and formed into pipes and tubes of various shapes and sizes. These pipes are mainly used in industry and engineering applications using corrosive fluids. In addition, MS pipes are also used for drinking water supply, i.e., pipelines, fire protection, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). Mild steel does not corrode because its surface is coated with paint, varnish, and other metals, which makes it durable and can work under very harsh conditions. In addition, mild steel pipes can also withstand certain temperatures.

Both cold drawn and hot rolled bars are low carbon steel. Hard steel and mild steel are divided according to whether they have a yield point or not, because hard steel has no obvious yield point and plasticity compared to mild steel, and its control stress factor is lower than that of mild steel.

Characteristics of MS Pipes
Some of the notable features of mild steel pipes and steel tubes are high tensile strength, these pipes comply with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) specifications, MS pipes are very strong, low carbon content, can be easily welded, simple to manufacture, easy to work with, not very expensive compared to other metals, and exist for 100 years or more. Some of the major applications of mild steel pipes are structural purposes, mechanical reasons, general construction, residential applications, planning transport bodies, fencing, building structures, and water supply steel pipes.

Square mild steel pipes have notable features such as high quality, large consumption barriers, high strength, and easy deformation. Round MS pipes are used in some applications, for example, modern water pipelines, plant access, agribusiness and water supply systems, incentive steel fences, street barriers, stop boundaries, fences, steel doors and windows, roadside railings, foundation and construction works, water supply pipelines, etc.
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