The world of steel pipes provides many opportunities to improve how they work for different purposes. One important way is oxygen lancing. This is when you use pipes to inject oxygen into a process. But choosing the right one to do this can be intricate. Since there are a lot of choices, it’s not always easy to figure out which one will help the most in the long run.
In this blog content, we want to help the customers understand all about these lancing pipes. We will try to explain everything in a simple way, so it can help our esteemed customers to make the best decisions for their needs.
The Complete Guide to our Lance Products
Source: Daiwa Lance International
Precision Engineering for Oxygen Blowing
Diving into the principle of a lance pipe, at first, we must understand the mechanism of extracting carbon from molten metals using an oxygen injection. Oxygen injection into molten metal during steelmaking plays a pivotal role in achieving the desired carbon content. This technique is employed across various furnaces including induction and electric furnaces, blast furnaces, and basic oxygen furnaces. Through controlled oxidation, excess carbon is eliminated, aligning the carbon content with precise specifications.
Our Lance Pipe Offerings:
1. SC Lance Pipe: Manufactured from mild steel with a low carbon composition (below 0.25%), these pipes feature easy usability and welding attributes. Their versatility in molding and sizing caters to a spectrum of industrial and engineering applications. Their property lies in the application for lancing in steel manufacturing, showing a seamless synergy of form and function.
SC Lance Pipe
2. Ceramic Coated Lance Pipe (CC Lance Pipe): Improving the functionality, these pipes undergo a process of refractory coating both internally and externally. This innovation enhances resistance to the corrosive elements of liquid metal and slag. Ideal for oxygen and gas blowing in Electric Arc Furnaces, the multilayered coating is designed to cater to the customer needs which ensures optimal durability and ease of ignition.
Ceramic Lance Pipe Coated
3. Calorized Lance Pipe (CA Lance Pipe): CA Lances brings forth pipes specially designed with a dual layer of Calorized and Ceramic coatings. The result is a remarkable lifespan, making them indispensable for oxygen/carbon injection in steel production. Harnessing unparalleled heat resistance and antioxidation, these pipes are both cost-effective and have longevity.
CA Lance Pipe
4. Aluminum Lance Pipe (AL): In the pursuit of excellence, aluminum pipes are enhanced with a strong ceramic coating. Focusing on silicon metal production, the double ceramic coating affords unique durability and performance.
Aluminum Lance Pipe
5. Thermic Lance Pipe (TL): Thermic Lance is made up of steel pipes with fusion of wires, and/ inner pipes. This Lance Pipe reigns supreme in generating a powerful flame up to 4,000°C. Soundlessly and efficiently disintegrating diverse materials, this product is an efficient performer in the realm of rapid material breakdown.
Thermic Lance Pipe
Conclusion
In a nutshell, steel pipes have diverse uses, including oxygen lancing to improve various processes. Selecting the right pipe can be complex due to numerous options. Our blog simplifies this by explaining lancing pipes clearly.
We’ve covered different pipes like SC, Ceramic Coated, Calorized, Aluminum, and Thermic Lance Pipes. They cater to steelmaking, silicon production, and material breakdown. Choosing the right pipe matters for precise results and durability.
We are your guide in this intricate world, ensuring best informed decisions. Our commitment is to serve our esteemed customers with excellence in all spheres related to steel pipes
To know more about our Lance Pipes, kindly write us at sales@daiwaanayasteel.com.
Daiwa Anaya Steel Private Limited is a part of Anaya Steel, LLC (US parent company). Our company has over 30 years of involvement in steel products. It mostly deals in:
- Specialized steel hardware – punched, pressed, galvanized, powder coated.
- Steel pipes and tubing – specialized, color coated, galvanized and structural.
- Our Lance pipes are produced by Daiwa Lance International in Vietnam.
