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Alloys / Carbon steel

SA213 T11

Chrome-moly boiler-class tubing for high-temperature steam, heat exchangers, superheaters, reheaters, and demanding process equipment.

100% Made in USA, vertically integrated copper tube manufacturing in Hillsboro, TX, with a distribution arm for copper, steel, stainless, and nickel alloys.

At a glance

Family

Carbon steel

UNS

Grade-specific; confirm at quotation

Product form

Seamless alloy steel tube

Supply model

Factory + qualified distribution

Technical overview

Ameritube stocks, manufactures, or distributes SA213 T11 in tube and pipe form. Its 100% Made in USA, vertically integrated copper tube manufacturing in Hillsboro, TX leads the product line; its sales and distribution arm supplements factory output with complementary copper, steel, stainless, and nickel alloys. The source page does not identify a single UNS number for this specification.

Material

What to specify

Chrome-moly boiler-class tubing for high-temperature steam, heat exchangers, superheaters, reheaters, and demanding process equipment.

  • High-temperature strength and creep resistance
  • Resistance to oxidation and corrosive high-temperature steam
  • Good fabrication and weldability characteristics described by Ameritube

Standards

Callout matters

Ameritube aligns the alloy, specification, dimensions, temper or condition, testing, and documentation before release. The source site identifies the standards below; confirm the exact grade and product form for the project.

  • ASME SA213
  • ASTM A213

Applications

Where it fits

Use the application links below to move from the material requirement to the market context. Service chemistry, temperature, pressure, dimensions, and joining requirements should drive final selection.

  • Boilers, superheaters, and reheaters
  • Power generation and petrochemical equipment
  • Heat exchangers and refinery process systems

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