Galvanized iron pipes are coated in a layer of zinc to protect the metal from corrosion and increase life expectancy. However, it must be noted that even with galvanization, corrosion can eventually occur if the conditions are acidic. These pipes are generally used in rural areas for the purpose of carrying both raw and treated water. Black steel pipe’s strength makes it ideal for transporting water and gas in rural and urban areas and for conduits that protect electrical wiring and for delivering high pressure steam and air.
| BRANDS | MELEWAR, SOUTHERN |
| SIZE RANGE | ½’’, ¾’’, 1’’, 1 ¼’’, 1 ½’’, 2’’, 2 ½’’, 3’’, 4’’, 5’’, 6’’, 7’’, 8’’, 10’’, 12’’, 14’’ |
| LENGTH | 6M |
| WORKING PRESSURE | PN50 |
| SPECIFICATION | CLASS A, B, C, JIS |
| Type Of Joints | Plain End, Socketed |
| STANDARD | BS EN 10255:2004, BS 1387:1985 |
| CONNECTIONS | Threaded joint, Welded joint |
