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Hydraulic Piping

- Steel, copper, stainless steel, and rubber hoses are used for hydraulic piping, but copper is not commonly used as it accelerates oxidation of hydraulic fluids. Stainless steel is used when corrosion resistance is required. - There are various Japanese Industrial Standards codes for different types of carbon steel pipes for piping based on operating pressure levels, thickness, and other specifications. Stainless steel pipes are also specified for corrosion resistance. - Pipe schematics provide the dimensions, thickness, and pressure handling capabilities for different pipe types to aid in selection based on the operating pressure and desired flow velocity of the hydraulic system.

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Hydraulic Piping

- Steel, copper, stainless steel, and rubber hoses are used for hydraulic piping, but copper is not commonly used as it accelerates oxidation of hydraulic fluids. Stainless steel is used when corrosion resistance is required. - There are various Japanese Industrial Standards codes for different types of carbon steel pipes for piping based on operating pressure levels, thickness, and other specifications. Stainless steel pipes are also specified for corrosion resistance. - Pipe schematics provide the dimensions, thickness, and pressure handling capabilities for different pipe types to aid in selection based on the operating pressure and desired flow velocity of the hydraulic system.

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For latest information, PDF catalogs and operation manuals

Hydraulic Piping

Steel pipes, copper pipes, stainless steel pipes, and rubber hoses are used in piping for hydraulic equipment.
Copper pipes are not used in common practice because it accelerates oxidation of petroleum-based hydraulic fluids. Stainless
steel pipes are used in applications that require resistance to corrosion such in chemical equipment or for marine vessels.

Types of steel pipe for piping


Standard

Name

Code

Details

JIS G 3452 (2004)

Carbon steel pipe for


piping

JIS G 3454 (2007)

Carbon steel pipe for


STPG370, 410
middle pressure service

Pipes for pressure service with relatively low pressure at


350C maximum

JIS G 3455 (2005)

Carbon steel pipe for


high-pressure service

STS370, 410, 480

Pipes for pressure service with high pressure at 350C


maximum

JIS G 3459 (2004)

Stainless steel pipe for


piping

SUS304TP, etc.

Stainless steel pipes used for piping for corrosion resistance


or for low-/high-temperature applications

JIS G 3456 (2004)

Carbon steel pipe for


STPT
high-temperature piping

Use for piping for mist, water, oil, gas, and air with relatively
low operating pressure.

SGP

Carbon steel pipes for high-temperature application


exceeding 350C

JFPS 1006 (Aug. 2000)


Precision carbon steel
OST1, 2
Previous JOHS 102 (1964) pipe for hydraulic piping

Use for piping using bite type tube fittings with Japan Oil
Hydraulics Standards.

Nominal pipe size: Specifies the outer diameter of pipes in either series A or series B.
Schedule number: Designates the thickness of pipes in the range from 10 to 160. Abbreviated as Sch in some cases.

Steel pipe selection


Check the operating pressure and flow velocity for selecting steel pipes.

Selection criteria based on operating pressure


Steel pipe dimensions
Nominal
size

Outer
diameter
mm

Series Series
A
B

SGP

STS370
STPG370
(Sch80)

Selection criteria based on operating pressure

STS370

STPT410
(XXS)
Special thick
steel pipe

13.8

2.3

0.66

3.0

0.48

17.3

2.3

1.27

3.2

0.93

15

21.7

2.8

2.04

3.7

1.54

4.7

1.19

20

27.2

2.8

3.66

3.9

2.96

5.5

2.06

25

34.0

3.2

5.98

4.5

4.91

6.4

3.53

8.50

32 1

42.7

3.5

10.0

4.9

6.4

7.02

9.7

4.26

40 1

48.6

3.5

13.6

5.1

11.6

7.1

9.29 10.2

6.24

50

60.5

3.8

22.0

5.5

19.2

8.7

14.6

11.1

11.5

76.3

4.2

36.2

7.0

30.5

9.5

25.8

14.0

18.3

65 2

Operating pressure MPa {kgf/cm2}

Less
More
More
More
than
than
than
than
1.5 {15} 1.5 {15}, 70 {70}, 14 {140},
no
no
no
greater greater greater
Thickness Area Thickness Area Thickness Area Thickness Area Thickness Area
than
than
than
mm
cm2
mm
cm2
mm
cm2
mm
cm2
mm
cm2
7 {70} 14 {140} 21 {210}
(Sch160)

10

OST2

80

89.1

4.2

51.1

7.6

42.9

11.1

35.2

15.2

27.1

100

114.3

4.5

87.1

8.6

74.1

13.5

59.9

17.1

50.4

STS370 (Sch80)

SGP or
STPG370
(Sch40)

1.5

0.20

10

2.0

0.28

15

15

2.5

0.79

18

18

2.5

1.33

22

22

3.0

2.01

Pipe line
Pump suction pipe line
Pump discharge pipe line, hydraulic pipe line
Fluid return pipe line

Flow velocity
0.8 m/s maximum
4 m/s maximum
3 m/s maximum
T-14

STPG370
(Sch80)

STS370 (Sch160)

10

Guide for flow velocity in the pipe

More than More than


21 {210}, 28 {280},
no greater
no
than
greater
than
28 {280}
32 {320}

OST2

STS370
(Sch160)

STPT410
(XXS)

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