Galvanized Pipe

Galvanized Pipe

Galvanized Pipe Application Areas

Galvanized pipes are more preferred pipes than other pipe types because they are stainless. Galvanized pipe is widely used in indoor and outdoor applications due to its stainless structure. The fact that steel pipes become unusable by rusting causes both material loss and environmental pollution. Pipes such as water pipes to be used in greenhouses should not be corroded or rusted. Rust contaminating the water to be transported adversely affects the growth of plants. Rusting of these pipes is harmful to human health. Therefore, galvanized pipes are preferred especially in pipes where fresh water passes. As a structure, galvanized pipes are more robust than other pipes. The protective layer on the surface of galvanized pipes, which are more resistant to external factors, prevents the pipe from being scratched. In order to prevent these situations from occurring, the demand for galvanized pipes has increased. The fact that they provide resistance to temperature changes and humidity has increased their use in greenhouse construction. Galvanized pipe for greenhouse construction is made from plain carbon steel with hot dipped zine coated, low cost made of stainless steel. It is suitable for mechanical processes. Galvanized pipes can be used for many years without any deformation in extreme cold or hot ambient conditions. It provides strong snow resistance, low thermal conductivity, good thermal insulation in the subzero - 100 ℃ to 60 ℃ range. The zinc coating on the galvanized pipe provides a uniform appearance of equal thickness from all sides.

Galvanized Pipe Dimensions and Thicknesses