Metal Pipes

Product Details:

Galvanized Iron Pipes are steel pipes that have been coated with a protective layer of zinc through the process of galvanization. This zinc coating helps prevent corrosion and rust, extending the life of the pipes and making them suitable for a wide range of applications in water supply, plumbing, structural, and engineering works.

• Material: Mild steel pipes with hot-dip zinc coating.

• Standards: Manufactured as per IS:1239, IS:3589, and other international standards.

• Sizes Available: 15 mm (½″) to 600 mm (24″) nominal bore.

• Length: Generally supplied in 6 m standard lengths (custom lengths available).

• Ends: Plain, threaded, or socketed.

• Surface Finish: Uniform zinc coating for long-term rust protection.

• Pressure Ratings: Light, medium, and heavy classes as per IS standards.

• High resistance to corrosion and rust.

• Long service life with minimal maintenance.

• Strong, durable, and easy to install.

• Suitable for underground and open installations.

• Cost-effective compared to stainless steel.

• Water supply and plumbing systems.

• Firefighting and sprinkler systems.

• Structural supports and scaffolding.

• Fencing and outdoor applications.

• Industrial piping and engineering purposes.

Product Details:

MS Round Pipe refers to circular-section Mild Steel (Low Carbon Steel – <0.25% Carbon) pipes that are extensively used in industrial, structural, and fluid transport applications. These pipes are known for their excellent mechanical strength, durability, and versatility, making them a cost-effective solution in a wide range of applications.

• Material: Mild Steel – Offers good weldability, ductility, and corrosion resistance (with proper coatings)

• Shape: Round circular cross-section

• Manufacturing Process:

  • ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) – Most commonly used for structural and industrial applications

  • Seamless Pipe – Provides uniform strength and is used in high-pressure or critical applications

• Standards Compliance: IS 1239, ASTM A53, EN, BS, and other industry norms

• Size Range: Available in various outer diameters (15mm to 600mm) and thickness schedules (SCH 40, SCH 80, etc.)

• Surface Finish: Smooth, clean finish; can be coated with anti-corrosion paint or galvanized

• Pressure Rating: Suitable for low to medium-pressure applications

1. Structural Applications:
   Widely used in construction for making columns, scaffolding, railings, supports, and frameworks in buildings and industrial setups.

2. Industrial Piping Systems:
   Applied in transporting water, oil, gas, and other fluids in process industries, power plants, refineries, and factories.

3. Automobile & Mechanical Fabrication:
   Used in the manufacturing of shafts, spindles, automotive frames, machine parts, and structural supports.

4. Agricultural Applications:
   Used in irrigation pipelines, farm machinery fabrication, and structural frameworks.

5. General Fabrication Industry:
   Ideal for manufacturing structural assemblies, machinery frames, industrial racks, and supports.

6. HVAC Systems:
   Used in heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning piping solutions for both industrial and commercial buildings.

Product Details:

An MS Riser Pipe is a Mild Steel vertical pipe used to carry fluids (mainly water) upward from one level to another. It is commonly used in plumbing, fire-fighting systems, and water distribution networks. The term "riser" indicates its vertical orientation in the system.

• MS (Mild Steel): Low-carbon steel, easy to fabricate, weld, and install.

• Usually manufactured as MS ERW pipes or seamless pipes.

• Can be coated (painted, epoxy-lined, or galvanized) to prevent corrosion.

• Diameter: 25 mm to 600 mm (custom sizes available)

• Thickness: As per IS 1239 / IS 3589 or ASTM standards (e.g., Sch 40, Sch 80)

• Length: Standard 6m / 12m, or as required

• Ends: Plain End (PE), Beveled End (BE), or Flanged End

• Firefighting systems: Used as vertical riser pipes in hydrant & sprinkler networks.

• Plumbing & water supply: High-rise buildings for water distribution.

• Industrial use: Vertical pipelines in factories or plants.

• Irrigation systems: Lifting water from ground levels to distribution points.

• Strong and durable under pressure

• Cost-effective compared to stainless steel

• Easy welding and installation

• Can handle high flow rates