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Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

09/29/2008 2:39 AM

Further explanation on 'SUS316L - SCH 80'. Perhaps, someone could give me the table stating all of the schedules that available in standard.

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Re: Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

09/30/2008 12:25 AM

Dear PsychosisXore

All data required are located in ASME B36.19M "Stainless Steel Pipe". I can help you, just send your e-mail.

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Re: Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

09/30/2008 12:57 AM

Thanks Guru... Really appreciate your kindness... Send me the explanation thru PsychosisXore@netscape.net

Thank you once again...

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Re: Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

09/30/2008 2:09 PM

hi abdel,

this is sandeep. i am also interested in same. please cc to sandeepplokhande@yahoo.com

if possible i want for every class of pipe material. i know i am asking too much but being in kenya i am missing all the this stuff. please guide me how can i download this standards.

thanks in advance.

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Re: Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

10/03/2008 2:48 AM

hi sir plz give information about this

my email is

vipin_kesharwani_21@yahoo.com

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Re: Stainless Steel 316L - SCH 80

09/30/2008 4:22 PM

You can get these tables from many places on the internet. Basically you can get carbon steel and alloy pipe in Sch 5, 10, 20, 40, standard, 60, 80, x-heavy, 100, 120, xx-heavy, and 160. Although they list it in these sizes, In the USA It has been my experience that stainless steel pipe in Sch 5, 10, 40, 80 is more common than some of the other listed sizes. I have several different pipe handbooks that are given out free by prospective pipe and fitting vendors in my area that are a very good source of information. If you could ask your vendor he might be willing to donate one of these books to you if they have them where you are located.

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