SUS304 Stainless Steel Uses Pipe

Specified Size O.D. (inches)

As Rolled Or Annealed Plus & Minus

Oil Quenched And Tempered Plus & Minus

Specified Size O.D. (inches)

As Rolled Or Annealed Plus & Minus

Oil Quenched And Tempered Plus & Minus

2.000 to 2.499

.017"

.027"

8.000 to 8.499

.043"

.064"

2.500 to 2.999

.019"

.029"

8.500 to 8.999

.045"

.068"

3.000 to 3.499

.021"

.032"

9.000 to 9.499

.048"

.072"

3.500 to 3.999

.023"

.035"

9.500 to 9999

.050"

.076"

4.000 to 4.499

.025"

.038"

10.000 to 10.499

.053"

.080"

4.500 to 4.999

.027"

.041"

10.500 to 11.000

.055"

.084"

5000 to 5.499

.029î

.044î

11.001 to 11.499

1% O.D.

Consult

5.500 to 5.999

.031î

.047î

11.500 to 11.999

1% O.D.

Mill

6.000 to 6.499

.033"

.050î

12.000 to 13.999

1% O.D.

Consult

6.500 to 6.999

.035î

.053î

14.000 to 15.999

1% O.D.

Mill

7.000 to 7.499

.037î

.056î

16.000 to 17.999

1% O.D.

Consult

7.500 to 7.999

.040î

.060î

18.000 to 24.000

1% O.D.

Mill

Note 1: Normalized and tempered tolerances are the same as quenched and tempered tolerances.
Note 2: If water quench and temper is required for specified ó Refer to Mill for applicable tolerance.
Note 3: Hot Rolled tubing usually is specified OD x Wall only.

2" to 11" O.D.

Over 11" O.D.

Plus

Minus

Plus

Minus

Walls under 10% of nominal Outside Diameter

10.0%

10.0%

12.5%

12.5%

Walls 10% of nominal O.D. to 25% of nominal O.D. inclusive.

7.5%

7.5%

12.5%

12.5%

Walls over 25% of nominal Outside Diameter

7.5%

7.5%

12.5%

12.5%

Note: Wall thickness range & tolerances are ASTM-A-519 modified

Total Inches
In Any
3 Feet

Total In Entire Length: Inches Per Foot Of Length

Length 3 to 22 Feet

Length Under 3 And Over 22 Feet

Up to 5000"

3% OD & Over

.030"

.007"

.010"

5.001/8.000"

4% OD & Over

.045"

.010"

.015"

8.001/10.750"

4" OD & Over

.060"

.015"

.020"

Note: Out-of-straightness is ordinarily checked at points of maximum deviation (as determined by line-of-sight observation) by means of a three-front straightedge and feeler gages. When overall straightness in entire length is of concern, the tube is rolled on a surface-plate and maximum deviation-from-straight is determined by means of feeler gages inserted between the tube and plate at point of maximum departure. If rotational methods such as chucking the tubs at its ends or supporting the ends on rollers and rotating under a dial indicator are used, extreme care in interpreting results must be employed because readings are influenced by OD dimensional variation in addition to deviation-from-straight. Not applicable to quenched and tempered tubes over 302 BHN.