The manufacturing process of high-precision cold drawn steel pipes includes the following main steps:
Raw material selection: Choose high-quality steel, usually carbon steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel, according to the specific application requirements.
Heat treatment of billets: Steel billets undergo heat treatment to improve their plasticity and processability.
Blank cleaning: Clean the surface of the steel billet to remove impurities and dirt.
Billet cutting: Cut the steel billet into the required length for subsequent processing.
Preheating of billet: Preheating the billet to improve the efficiency and quality of cold drawing.
Cold drawing process: The steel billet undergoes a series of cold drawing machines, including drawing, shearing, processing, and sizing, gradually reducing the inner and outer diameters while improving the surface quality.
Internal and external surface treatment: After cold drawing, the steel pipe is polished to ensure the smoothness and uniformity of the internal and external surfaces.
Inspection and quality control: Conduct strict size, shape, surface quality, and material quality inspections on finished products to ensure they meet specifications and requirements.
Packaging and Shipping: Pack high-precision cold drawn steel pipes for transportation to customers.
In summary, high-precision cold drawn steel pipes have high dimensional accuracy, smooth inner and outer surfaces, high strength, and corrosion resistance, and are used in various fields, especially those that require precision matching and high performance. Its manufacturing process is precisely controlled to ensure product quality.