ERW Pipe Plant

The electric resistance welding process uses a combination of heat and pressure to fuse the edges of the steel together. As the steel passes through the welding station, an electrical current is passed through the edges of the steel, generating heat. The heat melts the edges of the steel and fuses them together, forming a solid weld. The pressure applied to the steel during the welding process ensures a tight, strong weld.

ERW pipes are known for their uniformity and consistency in wall thickness, which is crucial for industries such as oil and gas where pipe integrity is paramount. The use of electric resistance welding also ensures that the pipes produced have a smooth surface finish, which is essential for industries such as water supply where cleanliness is crucial.