A252 SSAW Carbon Steel Pipe for Water and Construction

• Invoicing

  By Actual Weight
  Tolerance

  ±1%
• Alloy Or Not

  Non-Alloy
  Application

  Fluid Pipe, Drill Pipe, Hydraulic Pipe, Gas Pipe, Oil Pipe
• Certificate

  API , ISO 9001
  Delivery Time

  8 ~ 14 days
• Outer Diameter

  219 - 1066 mm
  Special Pipe

  API Pipe, Other, EMT Pipe, Thick Wall Pipe
• Standard

  ASTM

This A252 SSAW carbon steel pipe is listed for water pipeline and construction enquiries. The title describes spiral-welded manufacture and a black finish, while the table records non-alloy material. Establish the intended project use and complete material specification before accepting a standard or application claim.

Choose a complete dimensional specification for the pipe

The recorded outside diameter spans 219–1066 mm and thickness spans 6–20 mm. Actual variants offer the thickness range with 12 m or 6 m length. Specify one diameter, wall and length, and confirm that the requested combination is available with the required material designation.

The table gives ±1% without saying which measurement it controls. Ask for the tolerance basis, end dimensions, straightness, ovality and inspection criteria on the selected drawing. The source gives no exact grade under A252, so include the required designation and supporting material documentation in the enquiry.

Clarify manufacture, black finish and documentary claims

Request spiral seam production and weld examination records, the governing A252 document and edition, selected scope and traceability. API Certified in the title and API/ISO 9001 table entries need exact certificates, issuers, scope and validity. They do not independently prove conformity of the offered pipe.

Black is a finish description without a defined coating system. Confirm whether the supply is bare or coated, the required finish acceptance, corrosion protection and end preparation. Agree inspection/testing, examination records and delivery condition for the selected pipe rather than assuming a specific protective treatment.

Separate water-service and construction acceptance requirements

For water service, identify medium, operating pressure, temperature, exposure and any potable-water requirements. For construction, provide applicable loads and project acceptance criteria. Obtain material, seam, joint and duty evidence appropriate to that use; the wider application and special-pipe labels do not establish universal suitability.