1.4841 Seamless  Pipe

TP310 Seamless Stainless Steel Pipe

UNS S31008 | 1.4845 | ASTM A312
TP310 sits at the high-nickel end of the austenitic family, and that chemistry is aimed squarely at elevated-temperature service. High chromium and nickel together support oxidation resistance in suitable furnace atmospheres, where scaling and repeated exposure to hot gases set the maintenance interval rather than the process fluid. TP310 seamless stainless steel pipe is typically specified for furnace process lines, hot-gas transfer and thermal equipment piping. Two points are worth separating at the design stage: oxidation resistance and load-bearing capability are different properties, and supports plus connection geometry must absorb thermal expansion during operation. Long runs crossing several heating zones move considerably at elbows and supports. Review operating temperature, gas chemistry and the applicable design allowable before fixing the grade. Send the size, wall, length and end preparation with your enquiry, and we will confirm availability against ASTM A312 and issue EN 10204 3.1 documentation.
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At a glance — TP310 Pipe

SpecificationASTM A312 — the edition cited on the PO governs
Ordering basisNPS × schedule, or OD × wall — stated on the order
Sourcing rangeOD 6 – 1016 mm · wall 0.5 – 65 mm · length ≤ 18 m; each standard × OD × wall × length × condition confirmed in writing
ConditionSolution annealed; pickled & passivated, bright annealed or polished
DocumentsEN 10204 3.1 MTC as standard (3.2 on request); hydrostatic or NDT electric test on every length

Sourcing capability, not a stock list — availability, MOQ and lead time are stated in the written quotation.

Grade note — TP310 (UNS S31000) has been withdrawn from the current editions of ASTM A213 and A312 and can no longer be ordered as a TP grade. The data on this page are for TP310S (UNS S31008), the low-carbon grade currently produced for this duty. For creep-limited service, the high-carbon variant is TP310H (UNS S31009).

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Sizes, Wall Basis and Ordering

Two figures are kept apart here: the overall sourcing range — what we can supply ex-stock or source mill-direct — and the confirmed combination for your order (standard × size × wall × length × condition). The tables state the first; the written quotation fixes the second.

Supply combinations by size band

Size band, mm (NPS)Wall range, mmSupply route (ex-stock / mill-direct)Order status
≤ 252.0 – 5.0Ex-stock · standard wallsIn stock · 3–7 days
> 25 – 114.32.5 – 12.0Ex-stock; mill-direct above 6 mm wallIn stock / mill-direct
> 114.3 – 323.93.5 – 30.0Mill-directMill-direct · 25–35 days
> 323.9 – 6106.0 – 50.0Mill-directMill-direct · 25–35 days
> 610 – 10168.0 – 65.0Mill-directMill-direct · 25–35 days

Stock items are marked In stock; everything else is mill-direct with a stated lead time. Schedule coverage follows the wall range shown for each band; non-standard walls are quoted individually. Above NPS 24 the tabulated dimensional bands no longer apply and the basis is agreed in writing.

Ordering options

ItemWhat can be ordered
SizeNPS and schedule, or actual OD × wall thickness
Outside diameter6 – 1016 mm — to the ordered OD or to the NPS dimension
Wall thickness0.5 – 65 mm — schedule wall or specified wall, stated on the order
LengthRandom 5.8–7 m (single or double random), fixed up to 18 m
EndsPlain, bevelled, or threaded with couplings
SurfacePickled and passivated, or shot-blasted
Delivery conditionSolution annealed; hydrostatic or NDT route per specification

Sizes at the edge of a band are quoted after technical review. If your enquiry is written in NPS and schedule, the quotation restates it as OD × wall so our desk and your buying team are working from the same numbers.

Ordering Standards: A312 vs A213

A312 is the pipe specification and the one this page describes: the pipe is ordered by NPS and schedule and every length carries an integrity test. A213 is the tube specification, which uses OD and wall rather than NPS; it is quoted only when the line is dimensioned that way. Duplex pipe follows A790 and tube follows A789 — the grade is the same, the dimensional and test clauses are not.

ItemASTM A312ASTM A213
ScopeSeamless and welded pipe for pressure and corrosive serviceTube for heat transfer and pressure parts
Ordering basisNPS × schedule, or OD × wallOD × wall × length, no NPS
Wall basisNominal wall with the standard tolerancesMinimum or average wall, stated on the order
TestingIntegrity test per length; NDT level as agreedIntegrity test per length, plus flattening or flare
Typical useProcess and transfer lines, piping spoolsHeat exchangers, condensers, boilers

A312 and A790 are the two pipe specifications that matter for this grade family; A213 and A789 cover the tube form. Nickel alloys follow the B-series pipe specifications (B619, B725, B165 and the matching part of each alloy's standard) — state the exact specification and edition.

Chemical Composition (TP310S Heat-Analysis Limits)

Chemical composition, % by weight:

GradeCCrNiMnSiPSMoFe
TP310S (S31008)≤ 0.0824.00–26.0019.00–22.00≤ 2.00≤ 1.00≤ 0.045≤ 0.030≤ 0.75Bal

Values are the heat-analysis limits of the specification named above. Product analysis on the finished tube or pipe may differ within the tolerances the standard permits, and the actual heat analysis is printed on the mill test certificate.

Mechanical Properties and Physical Data

Mechanical properties:

Tensile StrengthYield StrengthElongationHardness
≥ 515 MPa≥ 205 MPa≥ 35%≤ 192 HBW

Typical physical properties:

DensityMelting PointThermal ExpansionThermal ConductivityModulus of ElasticityElectrical Resistivity
7.9 g/cm³1400–1450 °C approx.16.5 µm/m·°C (20–100°C)14.2 W/m·K (20°C)200 GPa0.78 x 10⁻⁶ Ω·m (20°C)

Tensile and yield values are specification minima at room temperature; hardness and grain size are reported when the purchase order asks for them. Design values at service temperature must be taken from the applicable code, not from this table.

Permissible Variations in Dimensions (A312)

Dimensional acceptance follows A999/A999M for A312 pipe and the corresponding tables of A790 for duplex. The bands below are representative; the edition cited on the purchase order governs, and measured values are recorded on the mill test certificate.

Outside diameter

NPSPermissible variation
1/8 – 1 1/2+ 0.4 / − 0.8 mm
2 – 4+ 0.4 / − 0.8 mm
5 – 8+ 0.8 / − 0.8 mm
10 – 18+ 1.6 / − 0.8 mm
20 – 24+ 2.4 / − 0.8 mm
> 24 – 40Agreed in writing

The variation applies to the individual measurement. For bored pipe the wall is measured at the ends as well as mid-length.

Wall thickness

ConditionPermissible variation
Seamless, t/D ≤ 5 %+ 20 % / − 12.5 % of nominal wall
Seamless, t/D > 5 %+ 22.5 % / − 12.5 % of nominal wall
Minimum wall orderedNo point below the ordered minimum

Where the design uses a minimum wall, the order must say so; a nominal-wall order does not guarantee the minimum the calculation assumed.

Random lengths 5.8–7 m single random, 11–13 m double random, unless a fixed length is ordered. End squareness and bevel angle are inspected before packing.

Inspection, Testing and Mill Test Certificates

Three groups of evidence are separated here, because only the first is inside the base price. Anything in the second and third groups has to be written on the purchase order — it cannot be added after the mill test certificate has been issued.

GroupContentHow it is triggered
1 — IncludedChemical analysis, tensile test, flattening or bend test, hydrostatic or nondestructive electric test, dimensional check, EN 10204 3.1 certificateStandard supply; no extra instruction needed
2 — Written on the POUltrasonic or eddy-current testing to a stated acceptance level, PMI on each heat, intergranular corrosion test, grain size, hardness survey, 3.2 certificateMust appear on the purchase order; priced per order
3 — Third partyTPI witness (SGS, BV, TÜV, Lloyd's), destructive sampling, third-party laboratory, packing inspection, pre-shipment photographsArranged per order; extends the lead time

The test route is not interchangeable after the fact: if the certificate has to show ultrasonic testing, say so on the enquiry, because a hydrostatic-only pipe cannot be re-certified as ultrasonically tested.

What the mill test certificate records

Heat numberThe melt the item came from, traceable to the raw-material certificate
Grade and specificationGrade designation plus the standard and edition the order cites
Chemical analysisActual values for each element, not the range
Mechanical resultsTensile, yield, elongation and hardness as tested
Test routeHydrostatic or nondestructive electric test, plus any agreed NDT with the method reference
Heat treatmentSolution-annealing temperature range and cooling method
DimensionsOrdered OD, wall and length, with the measured values on request

TP310 Pipe Applications and Points to Confirm

Each application below names the duty the grade is normally chosen for, and what should be settled before the order is placed — the third column decides whether this grade is the right one:

IndustryTypical duty
Industrial furnacesfurnace and kiln duty
Power generationboiler, superheater and feedwater duty
Petrochemical & refininghydrocarbon and sour-service duty
Chemical processingaggressive reaction and transfer duty
Cement & limedusty, alkaline kiln duty
Heat treatmentcyclic high-temperature duty

Points to confirm before ordering

  • Medium, concentration and chloride content — the figures that decide whether this grade holds
  • Design temperature and pressure, including upset and cleaning cycles
  • Whether the joint is welded, and the post-weld condition required
  • Inspection and document scope: NDT level, PMI, third-party witness

Send the medium, concentration, temperature, pressure and chloride level, and we will confirm the grade — or propose the next one up if the margin is narrow.

Grade Selection: TP310 vs TP310S

PropertyTP310TP310S
PREN, typical2525
Molybdenum——
Yield strength, min.≥ 205 MPa≥ 205 MPa
Service temperature≈ 1100 °C≈ 1150 °C
Choose whenGeneral corrosion service, welded assemblies, cost-sensitive projectsLower alloy content is enough for the duty

PREN is indicative only and is calculated from the composition ranges above — it is not an acceptance value. Where the duty sits between two grades, the deciding factors are usually chloride content, temperature and whether the joint is welded.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes can be supplied in TP310 pipe?

The overall sourcing range is OD 6 – 1016 mm, wall 0.5 – 65 mm, length 18 m. The band table shows the wall range normally held or supplied for each OD band; the exact combination of standard, OD, wall, length and manufacturing condition is confirmed in the quotation. Sizes at the edge of a band are quoted after technical review.

Is this page a stock list?

In part. Stocked sizes are marked In stock and ship in 3–7 days; everything else is mill-direct with a 25–35 day lead time, confirmed per item in the quote.

Is TP310 pipe ordered by NPS or by outside diameter?

Either, but it must be clear. NPS with schedule is the usual purchase form for process piping; actual OD × wall is used when the line is dimensioned that way. The quotation restates the order in both notations so our desk and your buying team are working from the same numbers.

Which specification applies — A312 or A213?

ASTM A312 is the primary specification for this pipe and the one the page describes. ASTM A213 is the adjacent specification; whether it applies depends on the ordered form, the test regime and the design code. State the standard and edition on the enquiry and the certificate will cite the same one.

Which tests and documents are included?

Mandatory: one integrity test per length (hydrostatic or nondestructive electric), tensile test per lot, dimensional check and an EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificate. Optional and only when written on the order: ultrasonic or eddy-current testing to a stated level, PMI, intergranular corrosion test, grain size, third-party witness and 3.2 certification.

How does TP310 compare with TP310S?

TP310S is the usual comparison grade. TP310 carries PREN of about 25 against 25 for TP310S, with a minimum yield of 205 MPa. The change is normally made when the duty — chloride level, temperature or pressure — leaves TP310S without margin over the design life.

Request a TP310 Pipe Quotation

Send: specification and edition, OD or NPS, wall and wall basis, length, quantity, surface finish, inspection scope and documents, and destination port. The quotation will restate the confirmed size combination, delivery condition, documents included and lead time for TP310 Pipe.

Request a TP310 Pipe quotation

Related Product Forms and Grades

Other forms and neighbouring grades, each with its own specification — confirm the applicable standard on every order:

Technical data compiled from the ASTM/ASME specification tables cited above and from published mill data. Page reviewed by the Xinzhe technical team, 09–11-2026. All values must be confirmed against the edition current at the time of order and against the heat certificate.