High-Quality JIS H 3300 Standard Specification for Copper and Copper Alloy Seamless Pipes and Tubes Manufacturer, Supplier

Scope  
JIS H 3300 applies to seamless pipes and tubes made of copper and copper alloys, primarily used for plumbing, heat exchangers, and general engineering applications.

Product Description

Ordering Information

When ordering, the following details must be specified:

  • Standard designation (JIS H 3300)
  • Material code (e.g., C1220, C6870)
  • Dimensions (outer diameter, wall thickness, length)
  • Temper designation (e.g., soft, hard, half-hard)
  • Quantity
  • Special requirements (e.g., surface finish, end treatment)

Material Codes and Alloys

Common material codes include:

  • C1020 (Oxygen-free copper)
  • C1220 (Phosphorus-deoxidized copper)
  • C2801 (Brass: 60% Cu, 40% Zn)
  • C4430, C6870 (Aluminum brass, Arsenic-added brass)
  • C7060, C7150 (Copper-nickel alloys)

Each material has specified chemical composition limits per JIS H 3300.

Manufacturing Process

  • Pipes/tubes are produced by extrusion, cold drawing, or rolling.
  • Heat treatment (annealing) may be applied to achieve desired temper.

Dimensions and Tolerances

  • Standard outer diameters, wall thicknesses, and lengths are specified.
  • Tolerances for dimensions (OD, WT, straightness, etc.) are defined based on material and temper.

Mechanical Properties

Tensile strength, elongation, and hardness requirements vary by material and temper.

Example Specifications:
  • C1220 (Soft) – Tensile strength ≥ 200 MPa, Elongation ≥ 40%
  • C2801 (Hard) – Tensile strength ≥ 370 MPa, Elongation ≥ 15%

Inspection Requirements

  • Chemical analysis (to verify composition).
  • Mechanical tests (tensile, hardness).
  • Hydrostatic or nondestructive testing (e.g., eddy current) for leak tightness.
  • Visual inspection (surface defects, scratches, dents).
  • Dimensional checks (OD, WT, length).

Surface Condition

  • Surfaces must be clean, free from cracks, and excessive imperfections.
  • Minor scratches or discoloration may be allowed within limits.

Marking and Packaging

Each pipe/tube must be marked with:

  • Manufacturer’s name or trademark.
  • Material code.
  • Dimensions.
  • Heat number/batch identification.
  • Packaging must prevent damage during transit.

Material Codes in JIS H 3300

1. Pure Copper (Copper ≥ 99.90%)
  • C1020 (Oxygen-free copper)
  • C1100 (Electrolytic tough pitch copper, Cu ≥ 99.90%)
  • C1220 (Phosphorus-deoxidized copper, Cu + Ag ≥ 99.90%)
2. Brass (Copper-Zinc Alloys)
  • C2100, C2200, C2300, C2400 (Gilding and Low Brass)
  • C2600, C2680, C2700, C2720 (Yellow and Common Brass)
  • C2801 (60% Copper Brass)
3. Leaded Brass (Free-Cutting Brass)
  • C3140, C3501, C3604 (Varying Pb content for machinability)
4. Tin Brass & Special Brass
  • C4430 (Admiralty Brass)
  • C4621 (Naval Brass)
  • C6870 (Aluminum Brass)
5. Copper-Nickel & Other Alloys
  • C7060 (90-10 Cu-Ni), C7150 (70-30 Cu-Ni)
  • C5111, C5191 (Phosphor Bronze)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the JIS H 3300 standard? It is the Japanese Industrial Standard for seamless copper and copper alloy pipes and tubes used for various industrial applications.
Q2: Which material codes are commonly available under this standard? Common codes include C1020, C1220, C2801, C4430, C6870, C7060, and C7150, covering pure copper, brass, and copper-nickel alloys.
Q3: What manufacturing methods are used for these tubes? They are typically produced through extrusion, cold drawing, or rolling processes, often followed by heat treatment (annealing) to achieve specific tempers.
Q4: What inspections are required for JIS H 3300 compliance? Requirements include chemical analysis, mechanical testing (tensile/hardness), hydrostatic or nondestructive testing for leaks, visual inspection, and dimensional verification.
Q5: What information is needed when placing an order? You should specify the JIS H 3300 designation, material code, dimensions (OD/WT/Length), temper designation, quantity, and any special requirements.
Q6: How are the mechanical properties affected by temper? Temper designations like soft, hard, or half-hard significantly impact tensile strength and elongation. For example, C1220 (Soft) has a lower tensile strength but higher elongation compared to C2801 (Hard).

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