Galvanized Steel Pipe Description

Galvanized  pipe is a metal pipe whose surface is covered with a layer of zinc,  which has good anti-corrosion properties and durability.  Hot-dip galvanized pipe is a steel pipe that is heated at high  temperature and then immersed in a galvanizing solution to form a thick  zinc layer, which has high anti-corrosion performance and durability.  Electroplated galvanized pipe uses steel pipe as the cathode and  deposits a thin zinc layer on the surface through electrolysis, which  has good anti-corrosion performance and decorative properties.  Galvanized pipes are widely used in water supply, drainage, heating and  other piping systems in the construction field and are widely used in  sewage, rainwater, tap water and other pipeline systems in the municipal  field.

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Scope of Application

After galvanizing, these metal pipes can  be used for many different purposes, such as: water pipes, gas pipes,  chemical pipes, sanitary pipes, HVAC pipes and industrial pipes. They  are often used in building construction and the development of water  supply systems because they are very durable and last longer than other  types of pipes such as PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or copper pipes.