Galvanized Iron Pipes

G.I. Pipes (Galvanized Iron pipes) are steel pipes that have been covered with a layer of zinc metal by a process called 'Galvanizing'. During galvanizing, steel is immersed in a molten zinc bath to ensure a hard, smooth barrier of Zinc coating on it. Zinc's natural corrosion resistance provides long-term protection against water corrosion in indoor and outdoor environments, G.I. pipes and tubes are used in building and structural materials all over the world. Users seeking long term structural performance in humid outdoor applications have turned to Galvanized steel pipes as they protect against the attack of water, humid or dry winds and road salts.