Seamless steel pipes are manufactured without any welding or seams, resulting in a uniform and continuous structure. On the other hand, ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) steel pipes are created by welding the edges of the steel strip or plate together to form a tube. This welding process can cause a visible seam along the length of the pipe. While seamless pipes are generally considered stronger and more reliable due to their uninterrupted structure, ERW pipes are more cost-effective and readily available.
Seamless steel pipes are made without any welded joints, resulting in a uniform and continuous structure. On the other hand, ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) steel pipes are created by welding the edges of the steel strip or coil together, forming a seam. This seam may be visible on the surface of the pipe. While seamless pipes are considered stronger and more reliable due to their uniform structure, ERW pipes are more cost-effective and commonly used for low to medium pressure applications.
Seamless steel pipes are manufactured without any welded joints, resulting in a continuous and strong structure. On the other hand, ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) steel pipes are created by welding the edges of the steel strip together to form a pipe. While seamless pipes offer better strength and durability, ERW pipes are more cost-effective and suitable for less demanding applications.
