Eric Rayner explains at the recent PGMSC conference the history and common methods of producing Seamless Carbon Steel Tubing.
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We compare aggressive cooling water candidates SEA-CURE, Ti Grade 2, 90-10 Cu/Ni, and AL6XN in regards to strength, elasticity and endurance.
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Plymouth Tube Company’s Carbon Technical Services Manager Eric Rayner explains the AISI coding for carbon steel and how it applies specifically to the Boiler Market.
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Eric Rayner explains the various Boiler Grades to a crowd at the recent PGMSC held by Plymouth Tube Company in Lake Geneva, WI.
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A brief history of high strength steel development, current high-strength tubing options and their impact on system design, as well as insight into new developments in high strength hydraulic tubing and more cost-effective alternatives that can meet overall system design objectives.
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An overview of Plymouth Tube’s Carbon & Alloy Tubing Specifications, Sizes & Grades.
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An overview of our high quality edging, slitting, and processing of stainless steel and unique alloys service including features, capabilities, and application options.
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Explained simply: Producing steam in a saucepan. A steam boiler produces steam – but how? The function can be explained very simply by means of a saucepan: with the lid sealed airtight, the steam produced can not escape. The pressure in the pan rises and this leads to an increased boiling temperature.
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Cold Drawn shapes provide advantages not offered by alternative methods such as forging, casting, machining and broaching from bar or plate stock.
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We explain the capabilities, applications, quality benefits and economic advantages of our cold drawn seamless near-net shaped tubing.
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The challenge for plant operations staff is to understand the possible material failure mechanisms and keep an eye on those exchangers beginning to show signs of tube failure.
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Presentation by Dan Janikowski
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Plymouth Tube in Eupora now offers tube processing capabilities that allow you to streamline your materials supply chain.
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Plymouth learns as much as possible about your specific firearms application and offers solutions based on your needs.
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Power Mag interview Plymouth Tube Company employees Dan Janikowski and Ron Roth at the recent Powergen International Show in Las Vegas!
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Field tests in microbially active waters were conducted with several austenitic stainless alloys in various welded conditions. The metallurgical, environmental and process design factors that influence MIC in service water systems are discussed. Recommendations for conducting MIC tests of fabricated pipe and tubing are offered.
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Rebuilding an old condenser using a modular rebuild, opposed to a simple retube, offers the owner a chance to obtain optimum performance by evaluating a number of tube material choices.
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New well completion technologies are emerging on the horizon, and Plymouth Tube Company is prepared to meet the demands of the flourishing shale gas E&P industry!
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The Offshore Industry requires intricate equipment to retrieve resources from the most challenging locations on Earth. As the industry evolves and equipment becomes more efficient, you require a material supplier that’s nimble, innovative, technical, and as progressive as you are.
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Titanium may be great for golf clubs but are you sure it is the correct material for your condenser? Try Plymouth’s SEA-CURE super ferritic steel tubing which is manufactured with your condenser in mind. If you are looking for the same corrosion resistance with a proud history of performance choose SEA-CURE.
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SEA-CURE® is one of the most cost-effective alloys in high chloride applications and where the potential for microbiological influenced corrosion (MIC) exists.
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A power plant engineer has many choices when selecting tubing materials for his condenser, feedwater heater or balance-of-plant application.
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If your products or components require high quality precision shapes combined with high strength and superior physical and mechanical properties, consider Plymouth Tube’s near-net carbon and alloy shapes.
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ProMoly, 4130 Tubing, Plymouth Tube Company, Plymouth, Chassis Tube
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Special shaped 4130 Streamline Tubing is cold drawn seamless chromoly tubing produced to MIL-T-6736B for aerodynamic applications
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Terry Bradshaw hosts “Today in America” featuring Plymouth Tube Company
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Mike Danko, Quality Manager of Plymouth Tube Company Streator, takes viewers through the Cold Drawing process of 4130 tubing.
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Watch as Plymouth Engineered Shapes extrudes a billet into a near-net shape.
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TRENT, WI — Four-time shuttle astronaut and United Space Alliance COO, Dan Brandenstein, visited Plymouth Tube Company’s Trent Mill in recognition for the AL-6XN® tubing provided for NASA’s Constellation program. Along with the acknowledgment, Dan also presented the Trent Mill a Certificate of Appreciation on behalf of United Space Alliance, which is equally owned by the Boeing Company and Lockheed Martin Corporation
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SEA-CURE® is a high performance stainless steel that can be used as an alternative to several materials. SEA-CURE® is one of the most cost-effective alloys in high chloride applications and where the potential for microbiological influenced corrosion (MIC) exists.
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Plymouth Tube Company’s West Monroe, Louisiana Tubing Mill is a proud recipient of a 2010 AME Manufacturing Excellence Award. One of six to receive the award, West Monroe demonstrated significant improvements over a three year period with a focus on best practices, creativity and innovation.
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Eric Rayner explains boiler tubing at the recent PGMSC held at the Grand Geneva Resorts.
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With over 325 million feet supplied, XtraLowStress® tubing is used in more than 70% of all US feedwater heater applications.
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