• Categories
  • Suppliers

Prime Companies

314

314 Stainless Steel Pipes are often used in demanding applications requiring superior corrosion, temperature, and pressure resistance. This type of pipe is made up of an alloy of iron, nickel, chromium, and silicon that produces a strong, durable, and highly heat-resistant material with excellent mechanical properties. Its composition gives it exceptional toughness at cryogenic temperatures, making it ideal for low-temperature applications. It is also highly resistant to intergranular corrosion caused by sensitizing and has good oxidation resistance, except in severe cyclical conditions. Cold working can further improve the hardening characteristics of this stainless steel pipe.

SS 314 Pipes are a versatile and durable metal product, prized for their exceptional strength, ease of fabrication, and resistance to rust. Every application that requires intensive use of pipes can benefit from adding this metal. Its strength ensures it can stand up against high pressure, while its corrosion resistance allows it to withstand the elements and retain its shine over time. 314 stainless steel pipes are commonly found in food processing equipment, pharmaceutical production lines, and other industrial settings. Additionally, they provide an affordable option to maintain vital connections between tanks and reactors in crucial chemical plants.

FAQ's for Stainless Steel 314 Pipes

314 Stainless Steel Pipes Starts At Rs 100/Kg To Rs 150/Kg.


No, 314 stainless steel pipes are not magnetic. This type of steel contains 18-20% chromium and 8-10.5% nickel which makes it highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation, but also nonmagnetic.

Welding 314 stainless steel pipes require special attention to detail. First, the surface of the pipe must be cleaned with a wire brush and stainless steel pickling paste prior to welding. It is then important to preheat the area being welded by slowly heating it up by 10-20 degrees Celsius per minute until the target temperature of 300-400°C is reached. Next, use an electrode specifically designed for welding this type of material, such as an AWS E308L or 309L electrode, and apply short bursts of heat as you move your torch continuously around the circumference of the pipe at a predetermined speed. Finally, let cool after welding before testing any joints for potential leaks or weak points.

No more suppliers available.