Stainless Steel Seamless Pipe | Stainless Seamless Pipe

We supply a substantial inventory of high-quality stainless steel seamless pipe.

Our 304 and 316 stainless steel seamless pipe meets today’s strict certifications. ASTM A312 stainless steel seamless pipe has a very good resistance to corrosion and maintains strength at high temperatures. Upon request, your seamless stainless steel piping can be custom cut and threaded to exact specifications. Allow us to be your seamless stainless steel pipe supplier.

Stainless Steel Seamless Pipe

Sizes: 1/8" - 36" +
Schedules: S/5s - XXH
Alloys: Aluminum - Carbon - Chrome Moly - Nickel Alloys - Stainless
Services: Bending - Cutting - Grooving - Polishing - Threading

Product Info

Seamless stainless steel pipe is used where high temperature strength and superior corrosion resistance is needed. For an overview of product offerings view our stainless steel products line card.

Pipe Sizes & Weights

We have a large selection of seamless pipe sizes and weights to choose from. The chart includes seamless pipe sizes, nominal pipe size (NPS) and pipe schedules to assist in your selection and help guide you to our in stock seamless pipe products.

Standard Specifications

We have a variety of stainless steel seamless pipe and alloy seamless ASTM A312 pipe. View the standard specifications chart.

Stainless Steel Grades

View and analyze various stainless steel grades of seamless pipe and other products offered from Shaw Stainless.

Reference Catalog

We developed a Reference Catalog for ease in identifying the many different stainless steel and other alloy products we offer. This catalog identifies stainless steel seamless pipe and other pipe products such as pipe fittings, accessories, etc. The catalog includes specification charts and illustrations to help in identification of inventory.

Theoretical Bursting Pressures

Here is a chart to review theoretical bursting pressures for various stainless steel pipe.

Additional Info

Stainless steel seamless pipe is manufactured from a solid billet and machining the center and the outside of the billet, to form a pipe to standard specifications. This process does not include any welding and because of this, seamless pipe was historically looked upon as being able to withstand pressure better than welded pipe. Seamless pipe was also more readily available in the past. Welded pipe has advanced with technologies, which has allowed a leveling of functionality and availability. Seamless pipe cannot be manufactured with small wall thicknesses, but if you are in need of stainless steel pipe with small to medium outside diameters and larger wall thicknesses, seamless pipe is the way to go.