What are the advantages of corrugated stainless steel pipes compared with other types of pipes?

1. Material performance advantages
Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing and Fittings For Water Pipes are made of 304/316L stainless steel, which can withstand corrosive media such as chloride ions, acids and alkalis, and is suitable for coastal or chemical environments. 316L stainless steel corrugated pipes can also be used in environments with chloride ion concentrations ≤25PPM, while ordinary rubber pipes are prone to cracking and leaking due to aging. And stainless steel materials have no aging problems, and their service life is 8-10 years, which is much higher than rubber pipes.

2. Innovation in structural design
The corrugated structure can absorb the thermal expansion and contraction displacement of the pipeline, and buffer the water hammer effect or equipment vibration, reducing the risk of joint detachment. The stainless steel pipe body can also resist rat bites and insect bites, while rubber pipes often cause gas leaks due to animal bites.

3. Wide application scenarios
Corrugated stainless steel pipes and accessories are used as gas stove connection pipes, which meet national requirements. They are threaded to prevent falling off and reduce the risk of explosion. Corrugated stainless steel pipes are used for water heater inlet and outlet pipes. They are resistant to high temperatures and have no plasticizer precipitation. They are better than plastic pipes. They can replace copper pipes (high cost) or aluminum-plastic pipes (joints are prone to leakage) in heating, chemical, electricity and other fields. They are suitable for corrosive water or high-pressure environments.

4. Balance between safety and economy
Corrugated stainless steel pipes and accessories do not need to be replaced frequently (8-year mandatory replacement cycle), reducing maintenance costs. Compared with the average annual replacement cost of rubber pipes, the comprehensive cost of corrugated pipes is reduced by 70%. The recycling rate of stainless steel is 90%, while plastic pipes (such as PVC) are prone to environmental pollution after being discarded.