SAE J525 Hydraulic Tubing Manufacturer & Exporter

 


SA179 tubes produces cold drawn and annealed seamless low carbon steel pressure tubing suitable for use as hydraulic lines and in other applications requiring flexible and bendable tubing. Hoses are available in a range of 20 foot lengths to meet SAE J525 Hydraulic Tubing specifications. This material is made from .18 maximum carbon steel, which is dead soft when produced to allow for easy bending and flaring during hydraulic fluid line applications. In order to produce mother hollows, flat sheets of raw material are rolled on a weld mill. AISI class 1008 and 1010, as well as 1020 and 1026, are available. After undergoing a normalizing heat treatment, the tube is suitable for cold working

As defined in this standard, normalized electric-resistance welded, cold-drawn, single-wall, low-carbon steel pressure tubing is to be used for pressure lines, as well as for other applications that require the tubing to be flexible, capable of flaring, forming, and brazing. For hydraulic applications and other applications that require tubing of a quality suitable for flaring and bending, SA179 Tubes stocks a large stock of SAE J525 welded tubing. In addition to their exceptionally clean and bright OD and ID, all our tubes are shipped with capped ends for contamination prevention and cleanliness. In addition to supplying low carbon steel pipe and tubing, SA179 Tubes is also a leading manufacturer, supplier, exporter, and distributor. The welded tubing, we supply and stock is based on SAE J525 and is used for hydraulic parts. Tubes that are specified by their diameters (or their inner diameters) and their nominal wall thickness must have tolerances corresponding to the diameter and no thickness variation exceeding 10%.

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