Corrosion-resistant alloy pipes for every application
Our range of corrosion-resistant alloy pipes is designed to meet the diverse needs of industries from petrochemical to construction. We offer both welded and seamless pipe in a variety of sizes and wall thicknesses, so you can find the right fit for your project.
Available alloys
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304: offers excellent corrosion resistance and suits a wide range of applications.
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316: provides superior protection in corrosive environments, ideal for marine and chemical use.
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310: known for its high-temperature resistance, well suited to heat-intensive industries.
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SAF2205: a duplex stainless steel with great strength and corrosion resistance.
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A106: suitable for high-temperature service.
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601 and AL-6XN: known for exceptional strength and oxidation resistance at high temperatures.
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Monel 400: excellent resistance to seawater and chemicals.
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Inconel 600/601: ideal for extreme temperature and pressure conditions.
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Hastelloy C22/C276: resists a wide range of harsh chemicals.
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Alloy 800/H/HT and 825: known for high-temperature strength and resistance to oxidation and carburisation.
Welded or seamless?
Welded pipe is formed from plate or strip and welded along its length. It is economical and suits most general process, water and structural applications. Seamless pipe has no weld seam and is usually specified for higher pressures, higher temperatures and more critical service. Tell us about your application and we will help you select the right option.
Custom lengths and further processing
We provide custom lengths and cut-to-length pieces for precision in every order. Our in-house processing options include:
- Drilling and boring
- Milling
- Threading
- U-bends
Whether you need heat exchanger tubes, condenser tubes or instrumentation tubing, we deliver high-quality results tailored to your needs.
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut pipe to length?
Yes. We supply custom lengths and cut-to-length pieces.
What should I include in my quote request?
Tell us the alloy or grade, welded or seamless, the pipe size and wall thickness or schedule, the lengths and the quantity you need.
What is the difference between pipe and tube?
Pipe is generally specified by nominal bore and schedule and is used to convey fluids. Tube is specified by exact outside diameter and wall thickness. See our stainless steel tube page.
Request a quote
For more information on our pipes and tubes, or to request special alloy options, request a quote today. Our team is ready to help with any custom processing you need.
