In the Jakob Hülsen product portfolio you will find pipes made of aluminum and pipes made of copper-nickel acc. to DIN 86919, DIN 86019, EN 755, EN 754, EN 485, ASME SB209, ASTM B209, ASTM B241 & ASME SB241. Our aluminum pipes and copper-nickel pipes are mainly used in shipbuilding, plant engineering and apparatus engineering.
Get an overview of our different designs below:
The seamless pressed and drawn pipes made of aluminum acc. to ASME SB241 are used in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in the field of process engineering. The aluminum pipes have a low dead weight, very good seawater resistance and a temperature tolerance of -270°C to +80°C.
The seamless pressed and drawn pipes made of aluminum acc. to ASTM B241 are used in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in the field of process engineering. The aluminum pipes have a low dead weight, very good seawater resistance and a temperature tolerance of -270°C to +80°C.
Our longitudinally welded aluminum pipes acc. to ASME SB209 and ASTM B209 are used in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in the field of process engineering. The advantages of the aluminum pipes are a low dead weight, a very good seawater resistance and a temperature application range from -270°C to +80°C.
At JHK you will find seamless pressed and drawn pipes made of aluminum acc. to EN 754, which are used in shipbuilding, plant and apparatus engineering, especially in process engineering. The aluminum pipes have a low weight and a temperature range from -270°C to +300°C, depending on the model. Depending on the type, the pipes have very good seawater resistance.
Our seamless pressed pipes made of aluminum acc. to EN 755 are used in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in process engineering. The aluminum pipes have a low dead weight, very good seawater resistance and a temperature application range from -270°C to +80°C.
Our longitudinally welded aluminum pipes to EN 485 are used in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in the field of process engineering. The advantages of aluminum pipes are their low weight, very good resistance to seawater and a temperature range from -270°C to +300°C, depending on the processing.
The pressed pipes made of aluminum acc. to EN 755 have a low weight and a temperature range of -196°C to +50°C. They are suitable for use in shipbuilding, plant and equipment construction, especially in tanker construction and process engineering.
Seamless copper-nickel pipes to DIN 86019 are used in shipbuilding and offshore applications in pipes passing through seawater. The advantages of the seamless copper-nickel pipes are the high corrosion resistance, in particular the very good seawater resistance and the temperature application range from -270°C to +300°C. The end edges of the pipes are unmachined. The end edges of the pipes are unmachined.
At JHK you will find tubes made of copper-nickel sim. to DIN 86919 longitudinally welded and with unmachined end edges. The tubes have a high corrosion resistance, a very good seawater resistance and a temperature range from -270°C to +300°C. They are suitable for processing in shipbuilding and offshore applications. They are suitable for use in shipbuilding and offshore applications for pipes carrying seawater and related applications.
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