Alloy pipe can be brought into full play at a large level only when it is welded with other stainless steel plates.

The regulations for electric welding of alloy pipes are not particularly high, but electric welding must be extremely seamless. Alloy pipes need to be heated when the temperature is not too high. What is the surrounding temperature?

The electric welding of alloy pipe is not high, and the working temperature is not less than 5℃; If it is low, consider increasing the working temperature. Generally, when the thickness is above 20mm or the carbon equivalent is high, it must be heated to ensure the welding quality.