Schedule 80 Carbon Steel Pipe

Schedule 80 Carbon Steel Pipe is made up of carbon steel materials. The carbon steels can vary in composition based on the grades. The strengths and the toughness vary. To have an international and equal identification of the pressure capacities of the pipes, the schedule scale is used. The Schedule 80 Carbon Steel Pipe means that it has schedule 80 characteristics. There are schedules 5 to 160. 5 is the least pressure capable and 160 is the most pressure capable.
So the Schedule 80 Pipe Dimensions would be in half way through the spectrum. The nominal bore sizes range from 1/8 inches through 6 inches and the internal and external diameters vary. This in turn affects the wall thickness to vary from 0.095mm to 0.432mm. So the Schedule 80 Pipe Pressure Rating depends on all of these factors; the wall thickness, the diameter and the material grade. The stronger materials don’t need to have thicker walls to be in schedule 80. The Schedule 80 Pipe Thickness In Mm ranges only from 0.095mm to 0.432. The applications of the carbon steels pipes are in the less corrosive, high toughness and high wear and tear applications. The Schedule 80 Pipe Weight differs based on the grade, wall thickness, diameter and length of the pipe. Please contact us for more information and pricings.