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An Electric Resistance Welding (ERW) pipe mill is a type of steel manufacturing plant that produces pipes through the process of electric resistance welding. ERW pipes are used in various industries such as oil and gas, construction, and water supply due to their durability, strength, and cost-effectiveness. In an ERW Pipe Mill, the process of manufacturing pipes begins with a coil of steel that is unwound and passed through several forming rolls. These rolls bend and shape the steel into a cylindrical shape with a seam on one side. The seam is then welded together using an electric current to create a continuous, long-length pipe.

A cold-drawn seamless tube is a cylindrical product that is manufactured by drawing a solid metal billet through a piercing rod to create a hollow tube without any seams or welds. This seamless construction sets them apart from other types of tubes, such as welded or hot-rolled tubes. The absence of seams enhances the tube s structural integrity and resistance to various stresses, making it an ideal choice for critical applications.