Rajgranth Metal & Alloys exports welded pipes to Nigeria from Mumbai in SS 202, 304, 316, duplex and nickel alloy grades, shipped to Lagos (Apapa, Tin Can) with an EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate. Buyers include contractors serving oil and gas, fabricators, food and beverage plant builders and traders.
Nigeria's demand comes from oil and gas, food and beverage processing, power, and construction.
A hot, humid tropical coast, with high chloride exposure around Lagos and the Niger Delta and a drier north. Heavy rainfall and humidity affect storage. Coastal and process service needs 316L, duplex or nickel alloy. SS 202 is for dry indoor decorative use only.
ASTM and API are commonly specified, with SON requirements for some products. Project and operator specifications can govern oil and gas supply. Buyers in the region typically ask for pipe, tube, sheet and bar in 202, 304 and 316, with documentation that clears customs and meets project requirements.
Welded pipe is formed from flat strip, seam-welded and then usually annealed or dressed. It is the economical route for larger diameters and for decorative and structural pipe, and it is the form in which SS 202 is most often bought.
Welded pipe is formed from strip and seam-welded, then solution annealed and pickled. For ambient and moderate-pressure duty — water, structural, food and general process lines — it delivers the same corrosion performance as seamless at materially lower cost, and is available in larger diameters.
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Customised up to 12 m per requirement
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