Seamless steel pipes, as the name suggests, have no seams and are produced by hot rolling and cold rolling. Welded pipe, on the other hand, is made by rolling coils of steel to the required gauge thickness, a manufacturing process that leaves seams in the pipe body. The next stage is to cut the joints to a width that corresponds to the size of the pipe to be constructed.

The choice between seamless and welded pipes depends on various factors such as the application, cost considerations, and the specific requirements of the project. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages.

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SMLS pipe is produced by heating a round billet of steel and then piercing it with a bullet-shaped piercer, over which the steel is stretched. This is followed by rolling and drawing to produce the desired dimensions. The final product is hydrostatically tested, inspected, coated if required, and st

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