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Steel Line Pipe

Incredibly versatile, steel line pipe is capable of weathering the harshest of oil and gas applications, from wellhead to refinery. Our steel line pipe can be manufactured either as ERW (electronic resistance weld) or SMLS (seamless). We offer import and domestic steel line pipe depending on your needs. If you have applications that require differing types of pipe, we order from the best options available to set you up for success. Steel line pipe is commonly used in a wide range of applications across the industry.

Drilling Pipe

Drill pipes are used in the drilling process to create boreholes. These steel line pipes are connected together and inserted into the wellbore to allow drilling fluid to circulate smoothly while providing a pathway for the drill bit to reach the target depth safely.

Refining and Processing

Refineries and processing plants transport crude oil and intermediate products between different refining units like storage tanks and distillation columns. The steel line pipes assist in maintaining the continuous flow of materials throughout the refining and processing operations.

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Speartip Tubular is a premier oilfield pipe distributor that is committed to solving your most pressing problems with expert services and solutions. When you’re ready to get your next project started with durable steel line pipes you can trust, Speartip Tubular is here to help.

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Injection and Enhanced Recovery

Steel line pipes are used for fluid injection into oil and gas reservoirs to enhance production through methods like gas injection or water flooding. Injection wells are equipped with pipes to deliver the fluids underground.

Offshore Operations

Steel line pipe is used in offshore oil and gas applications as reliable subsea pipelines. They transport oil and gas from offshore production facilities to onshore or floating storage units and can withstand harsher conditions than other forms of piping.

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