Pipes
Galvanised Pipes
Galvanised pipes are products obtained by coating steel, which is one of the types of galvanisation, with zinc by hot dipping technique. However, the properties of the steel to be galvanised should be examined first. If the steel is rich in phosphorus and silicon, it can be galvanised. Nowadays, galvanised pipes are frequently preferred due to their superior resistance to precipitation and also because they are economical. Since galvanised pipes are suitable for recycling, it is possible to use them many times.
Dimensions and Sizes
Areas of Use
Galvanised pipes are frequently used in the marine field because they are water resistant and stainless. They can be used in gas lines due to their resistance to temperature changes and humidity. It is also possible to use galvanised pipes in air conditioning production. It is also possible to use it in agricultural machinery because it does not rust.
Galvanised pipes can be used under bridges and superstructures due to their durability. Galvanised pipes are preferred when building railways due to their load resistance and long service life. It is possible to use in the petro-chemical sector.
Galvanised pipes with stainless steel properties are preferred in port construction. It is possible to use galvanised pipes in warehouses and hangars to prevent moisture. It is also possible to use these pipes in the automotive industry.
In addition, galvanised pipe products are often preferred by customers because they are more affordable than stainless steel pipes in terms of price. Galvanised pipes are used in water pipes due to the clean transfer of drinking water to homes and places.
They ensure clean transport of water without producing any harmful substances during the transport of water. Galvanised pipes can also be used in areas required for infrastructure works. In addition, galvanised pipes are preferred because they can last up to 50 years depending on usage.
They are frequently used in electricity poles due to their chemical properties. Galvanised pipes are used in flagpole construction. They are used in areas such as factories and schools because they are durable. In fire protection facilities, they are preferred to ensure that the installations are durable for many years and not calcified. It is also possible to use in ventilation systems.
Types
Qualities
Galvanised Coated Products | Quality | Standard | |
Zinc Coated Low Carbon Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | DX51D+Z DX52D+Z | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Very Low Carbon Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | DX53D+Z DX54D+Z DX56D+Z(1)(3) DX57D+Z(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Low Carbon Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | CS Type C(1) CS Type B(1) ASTM A653M:2015 | ||
Zinc Coated Very Low Carbon Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | FS Type B(1) DDS Type A(1) ASTM A653M:2015 | ||
Zinc Coated High Yield Strength Dual Phase Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | HCT450X(3) HCT490X(3) HCT590X(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Structural Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | S220GD+Z S250GD+Z S280GD+Z S320GD+Z S350GD+Z S390GD+Z(1) S420GD+Z(1) S450GD+Z(1)(3) S550GD+Z(1)(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Structural Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | SSGRADE33(1) SSGRADE50(1) SSGRADE80(1) | ASTM A653M:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Oven Hardened Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | HX180BD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX220BD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX260BD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX300BD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX340BD+Z(1)(2)(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated Very Low Carbon Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | HX180YD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX220YD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX260YD+Z(1)(2)(3) HX300YD+Z(1)(2)(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
Zinc Coated High Strength Low Alloy Steel Grades Suitable for Cold Forming Process | HX260LAD+Z(1) HX300LAD+Z(1) HX340LAD+Z(1) HX380LAD+Z(3) HX420LAD+Z(3) HX460LAD+Z(3) HX500LAD+Z(3) | EN 10346:2015 | |
1 - Subject to negotiation over the nearest EN standards at the order stage.
2 - Other matters and/or tolerances not specified herein are subject to negotiation at the order stage.
3 - Under development.sNote: Galvanised sheet coating thickness 40 - 350 gr/m²