No matter what your tubing needs are, Boyer Steel, Inc. is your one-stop shop for ferrous and non-ferrous tubing and pipe. As metro Detroit’s finest metal tube and pipe distributor, we sell sizes ranging from 1/8″ outside diameter through 48″ outside diameter. Contact us when you are looking for Carbon, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Alloy, or hydraulic fluid line. Ask our knowledgeable sales staff about Boyer Steel Inc.’s cutting capabilities. Whether it is straight cuts or miter cuts, our warehouse personnel with their years of experience, are eager to serve our customers.

Aluminum Tubing and Pipe
Aluminum Tube and Pipe is useful in a variety of applications. A good strength to weight ratio makes aluminum a good choice for structural applications when weight is a concern. It has a high resistance to corrosion allows it to be used in most environments without protection. Aluminum also transmits heat quickly and efficiently making it a excellent choice for heat transfer applications.

Stainless Steel Tubing and Pipe
When corrosion resistance is important, stainless steel is an excellent material choice. Boyer Steel, Inc. stocks a broad range of sizes and a variety of grades in round, square and rectangular shapes. We offer commercial stainless steel tube and pipe in both welded and seamless, hollow bar, stainless ornamental tubing, stainless steel pipe, Nickel tubing, Nickel pipe. Our most popular offerings are the austenitic grades of 304, 304/L, 316, and 316/L other grades such as 309, 310, 317L, 321, 347, Alloy 200, 400, 600, 800 are available upon request. Material is available in several conditions, including annealed and pickled, bright annealed, mill finished, and polished.

Alloy Tubing and Pipe
Includes grades such as 4130, 4140/42, 8620, 52100 and others. These alloys are primarily Iron with one or more elements added. These alloying elements include but are not limited to carbon, aluminum, chromium, manganese, silicon, nickel, and titanium. Combining these elements produces a product with characteristics that can be superior to mild or low carbon steels for tensile and yield strength. furthermore, alloys can offer superior toughness, machine-ability and hardness. Alloys generally are more responsive than carbon steels to mechanical and heat treating.