〣Description

Square and rectangular pipe is a name for square pipe and rectangular pipe, that is, steel pipes with equal and unequal side lengths. It is made of strip steel that has been processed and rolled. Generally, the strip is unpacked, flattened, coiled, welded to form a round tube, and then rolled into a square tube from the round tube and then cut to the required length.

The usual delivery length of square and rectangular tubes is 4000mm-12000mm, mostly 6000mm and 12000mm. The square rectangular tube is allowed to deliver short-length and non-fixed-length products not less than 2000mm, and it can also be delivered in the form of an interface tube, but the buyer should cut off the interface tube when using it. The weight of short-length and non-fixed-length products shall not exceed 5% of the total delivery quantity, and for square and rectangular pipes with a theoretical weight greater than 20kg/m, shall not exceed 10% of the total delivery quantity.

Process classification According to the production process, square and rectangular pipes are divided into: hot-rolled seamless square pipes, cold-drawn seamless square pipes, extruded seamless square pipes, and welded square pipes. 1. According to the process - arc welded square tube, resistance welded square tube (high frequency, low frequency), gas welded square tube, furnace welded square tube 2. According to the welding seam - straight seam welded square tube, spiral welded square tube.

Material classification The square tube is divided into: ordinary carbon steel square tube, low alloy square tube. 1. Common carbon steel is divided into: Q195, Q215, Q235, SS400, 20# steel, 45# steel, etc. 2. Low alloy steel is divided into: Q345, 16Mn, Q390, ST52-3, etc. Production Standard Classification According to the production standard, the square tube is divided into: national standard square tube, Japanese standard square tube, British standard square tube, American standard square tube, European standard square tube, and non-standard square tube.