What are the differences between EN10210, EN10219 and EN10255 standard
EN10210, EN10219 and EN10255 are all standards for steel pipes. However, they have some differences in their specifications and applications.
Differences:
1. EN10210 is a standard for hot finished structural hollow sections of non-alloy and fine grain steels. It specifies the technical delivery conditions for circular, square, rectangular and elliptical hollow sections. This standard is widely used in construction, mechanical engineering, and general structural applications.
2. EN10219 is a standard for cold formed welded structural hollow sections of non-alloy and fine grain steels. It specifies the technical delivery conditions for circular, square, and rectangular hollow sections. This standard is also widely used in construction, mechanical engineering, and general structural applications.
3. EN10255 is a standard for welded steel tubes for water and gas mains. It specifies the requirements for circular and non-circular welded steel tubes suitable for welding and threading. This standard is mainly used for water and gas supply systems, heating systems, and plumbing.
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In summary, the main differences between these standards are the types of steel tubes they cover, the technical delivery conditions, and their applications. However, they all aim to ensure the quality and safety of steel tubes used in various industries. LEFIN STEEL can produces the pipes with the EN10210, EN10219 and EN10255 standards.
