Cold drawn tubing is referred to as the tubes which are processed through cold drawing to give them accurate dimensions with enhanced mechanical properties and surface finish. In doing so, the strength and uniformity of the tubes are increased to make them suitable for numerous industrial applications.

 Key Features:

• Manufacturing Process: Cold drawing is the pulling of a tube through a die and mandrel at room temperature to refine its size, shape, and mechanical properties. 
• Excellent Properties: The process enhances strength, hardness, and surface smoothness, at the same time ensuring tighter tolerances than hot-rolled tubing.
• Material Options: Cold drawn tubing can be produced from various metals, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steels, depending on application requirements.
• Precision and Consistency: The method brings about an even wall thickness, high durability, and excellent dimensional accuracy, making it a choice for high-performance applications. 

Widely used in the automotive, aerospace, and construction industries, cold drawn tubing is preferred for use in applications requiring high strength and precision. In hydraulic and pneumatic systems, cold drawn tubes provide leak-proof connections and smooth internal fluid flow due to their excellent smoothness in the internal surface. When it comes to structural applications, the superior mechanical properties make cold drawn tubular products fit for load-bearing applications. With advancements in manufacturing processes, the performance and application spectrum of cold drawn tubing are enhanced, thereby expanding its usage in various sectors of engineering.