Free steel and pipe calculators for metal traders and buyers
Free steel and pipe calculators from MetalMitra — pipe weight, schedule chart, IS 1239, plate and bar weight, HDPE, price with GST and units.
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10 articles found.
Export pricing for steel products: build an FOB and CIF price
How to calculate export pricing for steel products step by step — ex-works cost, packing, inland freight, port charges, FOB, CFR and CIF, with a worked example.
GI pipe vs MS pipe: IS 1239 classes, uses and weights
GI pipe vs MS pipe explained — galvanising, IS 1239 light, medium and heavy classes, colour codes, weights and how to choose the right pipe for each job.
API 5L PSL1 vs PSL2: line pipe differences explained
API 5L PSL1 vs PSL2 explained — chemistry, strength limits, impact testing, NDT and traceability differences every line pipe supplier and buyer should know.
Duplex 2205 vs 316L stainless steel: which should you choose?
Duplex 2205 vs 316L stainless steel compared — chemistry, strength, corrosion resistance, PREN, cost and the applications where each grade makes sense.
Seamless vs welded pipe: differences, uses and costs
Seamless vs welded pipe compared — how each is made, strength, tolerances, sizes, cost and where buyers specify each type in oil, gas, water and construction.
Keyword research for metal products: what buyers search
A step-by-step guide to keyword research for metal products — find what steel, pipe and fittings buyers actually type into Google and turn it into pages.
How to write an export quotation that wins steel orders
A practical guide to writing an export quotation for steel and pipe products — what to include, how to present prices, and the mistakes that cost orders.
How to calculate steel pipe weight: formula and examples
Learn the simple formula to calculate steel pipe weight per metre, with worked examples for carbon steel, stainless steel and other metals used in quotations.
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