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What is the difference between cold drawn tube and cold drawn tube?
Cold drawn (rolled) seamless steel pipe process: round tube blank→heating→piercing→heading→annealing→pickling→oiling (copper plating)→multi-pass cold drawing (cold rolling)→ billet tube→heat treatment→straightening→hydraulic test (flaw detection)→marking→warehousing.
The difference between cold drawing and cold drawing:
Cold drawing and cold drawing are two different methods of metal cold processing, and they are not the same concept. Cold drawing refers to the method of applying pulling force to both ends of the metal material to cause the material to stretch and deform; cold drawing refers to the method of applying pulling force to one end of the material to pull the material out through a die hole. The hole diameter of the die should be smaller than the diameter of the material. Cold drawing processing causes the material to have extrusion deformation in addition to tensile deformation. Cold drawing processing is generally performed on a special cold drawing machine. The properties of cold drawn materials are better than those of cold drawn materials.

