GB/T 9808 Seamless Oil Drilling Coupling Tube 1541 Steel Grade Oil Drilling Pipe With Excellent microstructure

​​1541 Grade Drilling Pipe – The Practical, Cost-Effective Workhorse for Everyday Drilling​​

When your drilling operation prioritizes ​​efficiency, affordability, and reliable performance for standard conditions​​, the 1541-grade drilling pipe delivers exactly what you need. This ​​budget-friendly carbon-manganese steel solution​​ is engineered to handle ​​routine well depths, stable formations, and cost-sensitive projects​​ without unnecessary frills – making it the smart choice for maximizing value on every meter drilled.

​​Why 1541 is the Go-To for Common Drilling Needs​​

 ​​     Unbeatable Cost Efficiency​​

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  ​​    No expensive alloys (Cr/Mo-free)​​ – Directly reduces raw material costs by ​​20–30%​​ compared to high-end grades like 4140.

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  ​​    Simplified processing (normalized only)​​ – Eliminates costly heat treatments, slashing production expenses while maintaining core strength.

 ​​Solid Performance for Standard Wells​​

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    ​​  Tensile Strength: 800–950 MPa | Yield Strength: 600–750 MPa​​ – Delivers ​​ample load-bearing capacity​​ for ​​wells up to 3,000m depth and medium pressure (≤35 MPa)​​.

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  ​​     Elongation ≥16%​​ – Provides ​​flexibility to absorb minor shocks​​ (e.g., tripping, rotation) without compromising structural integrity.

 ​​Field-Friendly & Easy to Work With​​

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  ​​     Excellent weldability​​ – No preheating or post-weld heat treatment needed for standard field joints, accelerating on-site operations.

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  ​​     Good machinability​​ – Supports efficient threading and end finishing, reducing manufacturing and maintenance downtime.

 ​​Adaptable to Common Formations​​

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       Engineered for ​​soft-to-medium-hard rock (e.g., sandstone, shale, clay)​​ with ​​low abrasion risk​​, thriving in ​​vertical wells, shallow gas storage, and exploration holes​​.

​​When to Choose 1541​​

 ​​ Your project involves:​​

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  ​​    Shallow to mid-depth wells (≤3,000m)​​

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  ​​    Stable formations (low abrasion, ≤35 MPa pressure)​​

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  ​​    Budget-conscious planning​​

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  ​​    High-volume drilling with simplified logistics​​

 ​​Not ideal for:​​

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      ​​Ultra-deep wells (>3,000m) or high-pressure reservoirs (≥50 MPa)​​ → Upgrade to 4140.

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  ​​    Highly abrasive formations (e.g., hard granite, gravel layers)​​ → Consider 4140 or hardened variants.

​​Why Drillers Love 1541:​​

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      ​​“Just enough” strength​​ – Meets standard well demands without over-engineering.

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  ​​     Lowest total cost per meter​​ – Balances performance and affordability for high-efficiency operations.

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       ​​No specialty handling required​​ – Welds, machines, and transports with ease.

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