Galvanized Steel Pipe

Galvanized steel pipes are steel pipes that undergo a protective zinc coating process which prevents rusting and structural rigidity of the steel pipe. The most common method for this is through hot-dip galvanizing where the iron is submerged in molten zinc. Intact zinc coating on GI by CamaSteel prevents corrosive substances from breaching the surface of the underlying steel or iron. Prior to 1970, galvanized steel pipes were used to construct water supply pipes and other outdoor applications such as in rails scaffoldings, and railings. Additional benefits include having a semi-smooth surface, increased structural longevity, enhanced reliability, affordable protection, less repairs, and easier maintenance.