Technical Blog

USD Tubing: Choosing The Right Stainless-Steel Alloy

When manufacturing ultra-small diameter (USD) tubing, the stainless-steel alloy makes a difference. The most common are the 300 series, containing chromium, nickel, molybdenum and titanium.

New White Paper Explores Manufacturing Challenges And Solutions In USD Tubing

Ultra-Small Diameter (USD) capillary tubing plays a critical role in improving the performance of liquid chromatography. A new white paper explores manufacturing challenges and solutions.

HandyTube Receives Norsok Qualificaton from Mrc Energy Piping

HandyTube has been successfully qualified by MRC Energy Piping for its 6Mo (UNS S31254) seamless coil and straight length tubing up to 3.8 mm wall thickness according to NORSOK M650 Edition 4 for MDS R18.

The Unified Numbering System, Why Designate a Materials Composition?

A UNS number does not establish specific requirements of a metal’s quality or type, and is not a specification. It signifies a specific alloy or metal that has a specification published by a separate entity.

Medium Pressure Tube Fittings used in stainless steel tubing; 3 types

There are three primary styles of medium pressure tube fittings. Differentiated by their end connections, they are compression, butt weld and cone and thread (C&T).

Fabrication of Stainless Steel Medical Tubing

Fabricated medical precision tubing is used in a variety of devices for minimally invasive medical applications. Small diameter stainless steel tubes may be welded or seamless. Contact HandyTube for specific fabrications.

Coil Tubing Boosts Safety of Hydrogen Stations in Warehouse Applications

HandyTube coil tubing improves the safety of hydrogen stations in warehouse applications. Benefits include fewer connections, ease of use, improved reliability, lower installation costs, reduced scrap and better flow.

NORSOK M-650 Defined

NORSOK M-650 verifies that a manufacturer has the equipment and procedures to produce material with acceptable properties, mainly applying to duplex and high-alloy austenitic stainless steel.

Stainless Steel Tubing: Seamless Vs. Welded

Seamless 316 tubing’s ability to constantly withstand higher pressures and its superior corrosion resistance make it more suitable in critical applications than welded tubing.

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