One variety of steel pipe that is produced without welding or joints is stainless steel seamless pipes. These pipes are made by forcing a seamless tube from a solid stainless steel billet via a die. These pipes are stronger, more dependable, and less likely to leak than welded pipes because they don't have any welds or joints.

In applications that call for high levels of corrosion resistance, such those in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas sectors, seamless stainless steel pipes are frequently employed. Due to their ability to tolerate extremely high temperatures without deteriorating or breaking down, they are also utilised in high-temperature applications.