The Metal Company stock a wide variety of Long Length Stainless Steel from 1m to 6m lengths in both 304 and 316.
Long lengths can come in many shapes and sizes, some of our range includes cylindrical pipes, tubes, angle, square bars, flat bars and more! Stainless Steel Long Lengths are typically used for, however are not limited to: Getting liquid/gas from point A to point B, for structural purposes, and automotive purposes.
Long lengths can come in many shapes and sizes, some of our range includes cylindrical pipes, tubes, angle, square bars, flat bars and more! Stainless Steel Long Lengths are typically used for, however are not limited to: Getting liquid/gas from point A to point B, for structural purposes, and automotive purposes.
Watermark Approval is a mandatory certification program for specific plumbing and drainage products to ensure that they are appropriate and authorised for use. Our standard RapidPress press-fit tube is not accompanied by Watermark Approval. Watch Huntley discuss.
Watch as Jed discusses how we pick, pack and send your long lengths to you.
Stainless Steel pipe is commonly used to transport fluids and gases. It is produced in different sizes and has many uses such as in wastewater systems, food & beverage facilities, chemical processing, oil and gas processing, and more. Watch Jessie discuss what pipe is and what pipe we stock.
The Metal Company stocks stainless round bar, flat bar, square bar, angles and channels. These are all named for their shapes. Watch Jessie discuss what bars and profiles are and what we stock here at The Metal Company.
Spiral welded tube is commonly used in industry applications such as HVAC / refrigeration, liquid transfer, waste water, irrigation and pumping. Our spiral welded tube and fittings are measured according to their internal dimensions. This means they are incompatible with standard tube or pipe fittings at the same size. Watch Jed discuss what spiral weld is.
Tube is commonly used for a wide range of purposes including food & beverage process lines, structures, machinery, automotive and architecturally. It is cold rolled which means that it has been rolled from a stainless steel coil while cold. This results in a smooth hard finish. Watch Jed as he discusses what tube is and talks about what tube we stock.
The Metal Company stock a range of OD (outside diameter) and ID (inside diameter) tube. So what's the difference? Watch Huntley discuss the difference between OD and ID tube and also how to measure it.
In the world of engineering and construction, the acronyms RHS, SHS and CHS are often used. This is most common in the United Kingdom and associated countries, including Australia and New Zealand. Watch Huntley discuss more.
Pipe Schedule is the standard method to define the thickness and pressure rating of pipe. Watch Huntley explain the correlation between schedule number and thickness of pipe and other components to note.
Both General Purpose and Dairy Tube look the same from the outside so what's the difference? It's all about the internal surface, let Huntley explain