API 5L SSAW steel pipes are designed for long-distance transportation of media such as oil and gas. They are formed through the spiral process and welded using techniques like submerged arc welding (SAW), combining advantages of large diameters, long-distance capabilities, and cost-effectiveness. The API 5L standards are categorized into PSL1 and PSL2 based on product specification levels: PSL1 covers general-purpose applications, while PSL2 imposes stricter requirements on chemical composition, toughness, non-destructive testing, and uniformity control, making it suitable for higher-demand operating conditions. The steel grade system ranges from GR.B/L245 to X100, with commonly used grades in engineering including X42, X52, X60, X65, X70, and X80. Notably, designations like L245M indicate thermomechanical controlled processing (TMCP) steel, which offers superior low-temperature toughness and weldability. Engineering specifications often reference both domestic and international standards such as GB/T 9711 and SY/T 5037 to facilitate alignment with international projects
API-5L standard SSAW steel pipe is mainly used for oil and gas transmission pipelines, and its specifications are expressed as outer diameter * wall thickness. Spiral pipes can be single-sided welded or double-sided welded. Welded pipes should undergo hydrostatic testing, and the tensile strength and cold bending performance of the weld seam should comply with regulations.
Standards: Implement SY/T5037, GB/T9711, API-5L and other standards to ensure product compatibility with domestic and international project requirements.
Material: including Q235B, Q355B, L245, L360, X42, X60, X70, X80, etc., suitable for ordinary fluid transportation and high-pressure oil and gas pipelines.
Specifications: Diameter 219-3200mm, wall thickness 6-26mm, length 6-12m (customizable 18m, 24m).
Process advantages: Double sided submerged arc welding technology, high weld quality, 100% ultrasonic testing, excellent mechanical performance.