September 2025

ASTM A252 seamless and welded pipe piles in 2025 continue to offer a reliable, economical foundation solution for driven-piling and concrete-filled pile applications. Grade selection (1, 2 or 3), manufacturing route (seamless, ERW/welded, or spiral-welded), surface treatment and diameter/wall thickness drive both performance and cost. Typical 2025 market price bands vary widely depending on origin […]

ASTM A333 remains the industry benchmark for low-temperature carbon and alloy steel piping; market quotations for A333 vary widely in 2025 depending on grade, manufacturing method (seamless vs welded), size and finish, but typical export FOB ranges observed during the year fall roughly between USD 520–2,000 per metric ton for common commercial sizes and grades

For 2025 the market for ASTM A335 seamless alloy steel pipe shows wide price dispersion driven chiefly by grade (P11 → P22 → P91), dimensional specs (outer diameter and wall thickness), certification requirements, and regional supply/transport dynamics. Typical delivered price ranges in 2025 are roughly $600–$3,000 per metric ton for mid-chromium–moly grades (P11/P12), $1,500–$4,000/ton for

GB/T 8162 remains the principal Chinese national standard for seamless carbon and alloy steel tubes used in structural and mechanical applications, and 2025 market prices for standard carbon grades typically range from USD 500–1,200 per metric ton depending on specification, diameter, wall thickness, finishing and buyer location; premium alloyed grades command higher premiums. Overview and

For 2025 the DIN 17175 family of heat-resistant seamless steel tubes remains a widely used specification for boiler, pressure and high-temperature service; typical market pricing in mid-2025 varied by grade and origin, roughly ranging from about USD 600–1,300 per tonne for common DIN-17175 carbon/chrome-moly seamless grades from Chinese exporters, with Western domestic finished-product prices often

DIN 1629 seamless pipes by grade (St37.0 / St44.0 / St52.0), exact OD and wall thickness, and by finish (hot-rolled, peeled, cold-drawn) to get realistic 2025 pricing: expect a wide band depending on origin and finish — roughly USD 400–1,800 per metric ton for ordinary carbon DIN 1629 items from major suppliers in 2025, with

In 2025 the market for EN 10210 / S355 seamless structural pipe typically trades in a broad band roughly $400–$1,200 USD per metric tonne (FOB/EXW ranges depend on origin, OD/WT, and surface treatment); Chinese and South-East Asian mills tend to occupy the lower end of the band, while European and short-lead, certified batches command premiums.

For typical structural welded pipes made to EN 10219 in S235 grade during 2025, FOB factory prices generally range from roughly USD 420–1,200 per metric tonne, with most standard ERW/straight-seam S235 structural hollow-section offers from large Chinese mills clustered near USD 420–720/tonne, and higher-cost European / specialty coated deliveries frequently priced above USD 900/tonne. Market

ASTM A213 seamless tubes are primarily specified for boiler, superheater, and heat-exchanger service in high-temperature environments; typical market pricing in 2025 for carbon/low-alloy seamless tubes ranges widely by grade, wall thickness, and finish — from roughly USD 500–1,200 per metric ton for plain carbon/seamless low-alloy products from major exporters, while stainless/alloy A213 grades command a

The A192 Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe is a critical component in various industrial applications, especially in high-pressure environments such as power plants and boilers. This pipe is designed for heat exchangers, superheaters, and other parts that require high-pressure durability. In 2025, the prices of A192 pipes are influenced by factors such as material costs, manufacturing