About Tim Walshauser
4 Advantages of Domestic Chrome Pipe Distributors
May 16, 2012 in Blog by Tim Walshauser
When you think of chrome plating, the first products that may come to mind are shiny new motorcycles or cars – the automobile industry. Did you know that chrome plating could actually play an important role in your pipes, too? Adding alayer of chrome plating to your current pipe supply helps protect the appearance and durability of your pipes. Also, with the added bonus of rust resistance, cleaning and maintenance becomes much easier as well.
If that all sounds great, it’s probably time to start looking for chrome pipe distributors near you and asking about standard chrome pipe price.
7 Reasons You Should Buy Stainless Steel Pipe
May 02, 2012 in Industry Trends, Pipe by Tim Walshauser
There are so many different types of material that can be used in each industrial pipe project, making it difficu
lt at times to choose one that you can really trust for your specific project. However, when it comes to large-scale endeavors, industrial pipe and steel tend to go hand in hand. Let’s take a look into 7 great reasons you should buy stainless steel pipe for your next project.
Stainless Steel 316 Sheet Metal: Yes, or No?
April 18, 2012 in Jobs/Projects, Manufacturing by Tim Walshauser
To answer the question as to whether stainless steel 316 sheet metal is the right choice for your project, you need to first evaluate its characteristics. Let’s take a look into what sheet metal is, and later we’ll discuss sheet steel prices.
St. Louis Pipe Supply attends Tube Show Dusseldorf
April 04, 2012 in Industry Trends, News & Articles by Tim Walshauser
The Right Industrial Valve and Fitting for Your Project
April 04, 2012 in Pipes Valves and Fittings, Valves and Fittings by Tim Walshauser
When embarking on a new, large-scale industrial project, it’s important to take into consideration a few factors that are imperative for your company success. But, where do you start? We’re going to walk you through a few of the most important areas to think about before choosing a supplier, type of material and investing time and energy into your project.
Uses for Copper & Nickel Alloy Pipe
March 21, 2012 in Blog, Pipe, Structural by Tim Walshauser
The Basics
Nickel is an element found in most metal alloys, sometimes in very small amounts. In stainless steel, there is a small percentage of nickel that is added to improve resistance to both corrosion and oxidation. Along with resistance, it adds more strength and durability when combined with chromium metal at both high and lowtemperatures.
Find Carbon Pipe Suppliers for Your Next Project
March 07, 2012 in Blog, Jobs/Projects, Pipe by Tim Walshauser
With so many types of metal to choose from, it can be hard to decide which would work best for your specific project. One type may be better than another based on specific needs. One of the most popular metals used in the pipe industry today due to its durability and strength is carbon steel. Pipe fittings made with carbon are not only strong, but depending on the amount of carbon used, can increase or decrease in strength to further customize for your project. Let’s take a look at a few of the specifics.
Recent Deg Bends Order Going to a Customer in the Middle East
March 01, 2012 in Jobs/Projects by Tim Walshauser
316 Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Facts & Pricing
February 15, 2012 in Blog, Industry Trends, Jobs/Projects by Tim Walshauser
Stainless Steel 316 Sheet Metal Characteristics Explained
If you’ve used sheet metal in any projects before, you may be familiar with the
facts. Sheet metal is metal that has been cut into thin, flat pieces that typically range in thickness anywhere from 30 to 8 gauge. It can be made of aluminum, brass, copper, tin, nickel, steel and more. Stainless steel is commonly used in commercial projects, more specifically, stainless steel 316 sheet metal.
Recent Target Tees Going to a Customer in Africa
February 14, 2012 in Blog, Jobs/Projects, Manufacturing by Tim Walshauser
