DIN 2391 ST52 Seamless Steel Pipes

Date:2023-11-01View:389Tags:din 2391 st52 seamless steel pipes

DIN 2391 ST52 is a standard specification for seamless precision steel tubes. These tubes are primarily used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, as well as in automotive and mechanical engineering applications. ST52 refers to the material grade, and it is a commonly used grade in the manufacturing of seamless steel pipes. This article will talk about DIN 2391 ST52 seamless steel pipes, read on to learn more.


DIN 2391 ST52 Seamless Steel Pipes

 

Specifications of DIN 2391 ST52 Seamless Pipes:

Standard

DIN 2391

Grade

ST52

Size

OD (4-190mm) x WT (0.5-15mm)

Outer Dimensions

4.0mm – 60.0mm

Wall Thickness

0.5mm – 8 mm

Length

max 6000mm

 

Chemical Composition of DIN2391 ST52 Seamless Pipes:

Standard

Grade

C

Si

Mn

P max

S max

DIN2391

St52

≤0.22

≤0.55

≤1.6

0.025

0.025

 

Mechanical Properties of DIN2391 ST52 Seamless Pipes:

Grade

Thickness

Yield

Tensilmie

Elongation

Impact Energy(KV J) min

  St 52

mm

Min Mpa

Mpa

Min  %

-20°

+20°

≤16

355

490-630

22

40

47

55

16> to≤35

355

490-630

22

40

47

55

35> to≤50

345

490-630

22

40

47

55

50> to≤70

325

490-630

22

40

47

55

70> to≤100

315

470-610

21

40

47

55

100> to≤150

295

450-590

21

40

47

55

 

Tolerance of DIN 2391 ST52 Seamless Pipes:

OD Tolerance

4-30mm

31-40mm

41-50mm

51-60mm

61-70mm

71-80mm

81-90mm

91-100mm

±0.08mm

±0.15mm

±0.20mm

±0.25mm

±0.30mm

±0.30mm

±0.40mm

±0.45mm

WT Tolerance

±10%

 

Application of ST52 DIN 2391 Seamless Pipes:

- Bridge structure

- Marine structures

- Engineering

- Construction

- Oil and Gas

- Petrochemical


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