Pipes
Galvanised Threaded Sleeve Pipe
In addition to superstructure construction, construction pipes are also used in the manufacture of machine parts or equipment. Since the steel drawing production technique is suitable for supplying pipes with high wall thicknesses, it is used instead of solid (billet) materials during the manufacture of most machine parts, as well as in load-bearing columns that require high wall thickness because they will be under heavy load.
Production Standards
PRODUCTION STANDARDS | MATERIAL QUALITY |
EN 10219-1/2 - CE CERTIFIED | S235JRH, S235J0H, S235J2H |
S275JRH, S275J0H, S275J2H | |
S355JRH, S355J0H, S355J2H, S355K2H | |
ASTM A-500 | Gr A, Gr B, Gr C |
EN 10305-5 | E195, E235, E275, E355, E190, E220, E260, E320, E370, E420 |
TS EN 10219 standard consists of 2 parts;
TS EN 10219 Part 1: Technical Delivery Conditions and is named as TS EN 10219-1.
TS EN 10219 Part 2: Tolerances, Dimensions and Cross-Sectional Properties and named TS EN 10219-2
The wrong point about the TS EN 10219 standard is that this standard is two separate standards, TS EN 10219-1 and TS EN 10219-2. This information is not correct, TS EN 10219 standard consists of the above mentioned 2 separate sections
Areas of Use
Galvanised Construction Pipes are pipes whose surface is coated with zinc with a technique called hot dipping in order to protect the steel against many abrasions such as corrosion and humid environments. In addition, galvanised pipes provide high protection and economic solutions against dangerous situations such as rain acid.
Galvanised Construction Pipes are mostly used in marine programmes, constructions, internal installations, water lines, electric/flag poles, etc. where the metal needs to be protected against corrosion.