Schedule 20 Carbon Steel Pipe

Schedule 20 Carbon Steel Pipe is made up of a material that has carbon and iron in the composition. About 90% of all steel used in the world is carbon . The schedules are measures to indicate the wall thickness, the outer diameter and the bore size. The Schedule 20 is one of the lower schedules; meaning it can withstand mild pressures. Bhansali Brothers. is a leading manufacturer and supplier of these CS pipes. The Schedule 20 Pipe Pressure Rating depends on the dimensions of the pipes. With lower diameters and larger wall thicknesses, the pressure capacity improves.
Larger pipes with lesser wall thicknesses have lower pressure ratings. The Schedule 20 Carbon Steel Pipe Wall Thickness ranges from 6.35 inches to 12.7 inches. The varying wall thickness along with different grades of material makes the difference in the pressure rating. The Schedule 20 Pipe Thickness In Mm correlates to the diameter of the pipes as well. The nominal size of the pipes ranges from 8 inches to 36 inches in this category. The Dimensions on the other hand influence the weight of the pipes. The larger pipes with high wall thicknesses account for higher weight per length. The Sch 20 is used in low to mild pressure applications. Please contact us for further information on the schedule 20 carbon steel pipes.