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Electric Resistance Welding (ERW) is a welding technique that utilizes high-frequency electricity to heat and fuse the edges of steel plates together under pressure. ERW steel pipes, manufactured through this process, exhibit exceptional strength and durability, making them widely employed in various industrial applications.
ERW Factory
HQ / Ulsan No.1 Plant
Phone 052-280-0128
Fax 052-287-8916
706 Yeompo-ro, Buk-gu, Ulsan
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ERW Manufacturing Process
01 H/Coil
Receive a raw material(H/Coil)
02 Slitting
Process of cutting the received material coil (H-Coil) to the desired width
03 Skelp Entry
The process of uncoiling Skelp, leveling it, welding it together, and loading it into the Looper
04 Looper
Pre-forming skelp to a specific length for high-speed and continuous operation
05 Forming
The process of adjusting and passing through the roll stand to make skelp into pipe according to the Order spec
06 Welding
The final joining process of a pipe using ERW welding
+ P.S.A
Stress relief annealing of the weld zone
07 Sizing
The process of finalizing the outer diameter (OD) to match the order specifications
08 Cutting
Order-specific length cutting process
09 Straightening
Process for Improving the Straightness (Alignment) of Pipes Warped by Welding and Heat Treatment
10 End Facing
Beveling the pipe ends to improve weldability when using welded joints between pipes in the field
11 Hydrostatic Testing
Pipe Sealing Inspection Process Using Product-Specific Pressure
12 NDT
ECT : Pipe surface defect inspection using ECT equipment UT : Seam UT inspection of pipe welds
+ Full Body Heat Treatment
A process that utilizes heat treatment to enhance the strength of products, carried out only for products that require it
13 Packing
Process of applying varnish coating for product specification marking and corrosion prevention, followed by packaging in standard quantity units
14 Shipment
Loading products onto trucks
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