A wide range of copper pipe types is at your fingertips with American Stainless, the southeast US’s premier copper pipe suppliers.
Can You Rely on Your Copper Pipe Supplier?
Pipe fabricators and contractors for food and beverage processing facilities, pharmaceutical production systems, and other industries know how important it is to get the variety of copper pipe types your projects need, on your project’s timelines—all the better to avoid PVF product shortages, budget overruns, and delays in your critical products.
Avoid substandard copper PVF and get the parts you need on your timeline with reliable copper pipe suppliers.
American Stainless: Your Solution for Effective Copper Pipe Solutions
You need a trusted partner for your PVF—a supplier who can provide the highest quality copper pipe and tube so your industrial and commercial plumbing projects will stand the test of time. We offer a comprehensive range of copper pipe types and ensure a seamless supply chain for industries across the southeastern US, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and myriad other applications.
Vast Inventory
Fast Order Fulfillment
Unrivaled Customer Service
Understanding the Variety of Copper Pipe Types
There are many different types of copper pipe, many specifically designed to meet various needs for water supply and plumbing applications. Our inventory stocks the most widely used copper pipe types, including:
Type K
Copper Pipe
This is the thickest and heaviest of the copper pipe types and is best-suited for main water lines and underground installations in water distribution, fire protection, oil, HVAC, and many other industrial applications. Type K is the most expensive and is identifiable by a green stamp.
Type L
Copper Pipe
Type L is slightly thinner than Type K and is commonly used for interior water supply lines. Available in rigid and flexible forms, it is the most common type of copper pipe with a wide range of industrial applications, as well as general plumbing and residential applications.
Type M
Copper Pipe
Type M is the thinnest and lightest of the three most common types of copper pipe and sees the most use in residential construction for cold water lines. Due to its light weight, this type of copper pipe is ill-suited for hot water.
Other Copper
Pipe Types
From ACR copper pipes used for HVAC and refrigeration systems to specially cleaned medical gas copper pipe to coiled and flexible tubing, copper pipe comes in many forms. Contact us to ask about additional types of copper pipe in our inventory.
Get the Right Copper Pipe Types from Our Wholesale Inventory of Pvf Products
Reap the Benefits of High-Quality Copper as a Pipe Material
Corrosion Resistance
and Biostasis
Due to the biostatic and corrosion-resistant properties of copper, your pipe and tube offer exceptional hygienic properties for food and beverage processing and pharmaceutical infrastructure, while ensuring long-lasting performance in other corrosive industrial environments.
Excellent Thermal
Conductivity
Unlike other metals, copper’s ability to conduct heat makes it ideal for applications that call for efficient and rapid heat exchange, such as heating and cooling systems. Where temperature control is critical for your infrastructure, copper pipe suppliers have the materials you need.
Malleability
and Formability
Pipe fabricators can rely on copper pipe and tubing to be relatively easy to manipulate into complex configurations to suit the unique needs of specialized industrial applications, simplifying your pipe infrastructure’s installation, assembly, and maintenance and saving time and resources.
Environmental
Sustainability
Copper is a rare industrial metal that can be repeatedly recycled with no loss in performance, making it a responsible choice of pipe and tube for industries focused on sustainability. Using and reusing copper reduces energy consumption and conserves natural resources.
Copper Pipe Size Chart
The right choice of copper pipe types and sizes for your industrial application makes all the difference—select the right size, and you keep your systems running smoothly without risk of leakage or safety hazards.
Count on a copper pipe supplier who can deliver pipe and tube in any size, diameter, or schedule you need for any application that calls for it, including:
- 1″ Copper Pipe: Ideal for residential plumbing and HVAC systems.
- 2″ Copper Pipe: Suited for industrial applications with high flow rates.
- 3/8″ Copper Tubing: Perfect for small-scale plumbing and refrigeration.
- 3″ Copper Pipe: Suitable for large-scale industrial/commercial plumbing.
- 1 1/4″ Copper Pipe: Versatile for various applications, including water distribution and gas lines.
Pipe Sizes:
1/8″ IPS – 48″ OD
Tube Sizes:
1/8″ IPS – 12″ OD
Pipe Schedules:
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S5
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S10
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S40
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S80
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S160
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XH
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XXH
Tube Wall Thickness:
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.020″ (25 gauge)
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.035″ (20 gauge)
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.049″ (18 gauge)
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.065″ (16 gauge)
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.083″ (14 gauge)
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.120″ (11 gauge)
Source Copper Pipe from Leading Manufacturers
Copper pipe suppliers you can rely on know that your work must stand the test of time. High quality products make for high quality infrastructure that lasts longer and requires fewer repairs and replacements. Sourcing copper pipe types from manufacturers with a reputation for quality means your projects have a reputation for quality as well.
With American Stainless, our relationships with leading copper pipe manufacturers are yours.
Fast, Accurate PVF Delivery
At American Stainless, following a custom quality system that holds us to a more rigorous level of customer service than the highest ISO standards ensures fast, accurate shipments and swift customer service for all our customers—so copper pipe fabricators, construction contractors, and industrial project managers can avoid supply chain issues and get the parts your project needs on time to accommodate your deadlines.
No “milk runs”—American Stainless delivers on nobody’s schedule but yours.
Deep Industry Knowledge and Insights
One of our biggest advantages over other copper pipe suppliers is not only our vast inventory of a wide range of copper pipe types and sizes, but also our customer service team’s deep and vast knowledge of various materials, sizes, and types of pipe in your industry. Tell us about your project and we’ll help you choose the right PVF products to get the job done and deliver the best possible results.