Line Pipe & Piling
ERW Carbon Steel Pipe
Electric resistance welded carbon steel pipe for water, construction, structural, mechanical and general industrial supply.
Product Overview
ERW pipe specified by route, standard and end use
Himount supplies ERW carbon steel pipe for water transmission, construction, scaffolding, structural work, mechanical fabrication, low-pressure service and line pipe projects. Each order is reviewed by product standard, grade, outside diameter or NPS, wall thickness or schedule, length, end finish, surface, coating, test scope, MTC and bundle packing.



Typical Applications
Where ERW carbon steel pipe is used
ERW and HFW supply should be matched to the ordered standard and service. For pressure or line pipe use, confirm test scope, hydrotest, NDT and certificate requirements.
Black, painted and galvanized pipe use different surface checks and packing. End finish also affects quotation, especially when beveling, threading, coupling or caps are required.
International Model Search Index
Common standards, grades and RFQ terms
Buyer FAQ
Questions to settle before quotation
What is ERW carbon steel pipe?
ERW pipe is made by electric resistance welding from steel strip or coil. For quotation, confirm the standard, grade, OD or NPS, wall thickness or schedule, length, end finish and testing.
Which standards are common?
Common references include ASTM A53 for general pipe, API 5L for line pipe projects, ASTM A500 for structural tubing, and EN 10219 or EN 10217 for welded structural or pressure tube use.
Can ERW pipe be galvanized or painted?
Yes. It can be supplied black, bare, varnished, painted, hot dip galvanized or project coated when surface, coating thickness and inspection requirements are confirmed.
What details are needed for RFQ?
Provide standard, grade, OD or NPS, wall or schedule, length, end finish, surface, coating, test requirements, MTC level, bundle packing, quantity and destination port.
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