Galvanized steel pipe maintains a wide range of benefits, suitable for use in highly corrosive environments. The semi-smooth, zinc finish of galvanized steel pipe provides a layer of protection that is not seen in other types of protective materials. The galvanized coating process protects the underlying steel from encountering corrosive elements that could deteriorate the steel and ultimately weaken its structural integrity.

Coated in zinc, galvanized steel pipes are protected from oxidation and rust, which ultimately prevents deterioration of the pipe. They are a great option when you need to protect your steel pipes from a corrosive environment. The protective quality of galvanized pipe is created through a hot-dipping process, where the zinc then provides a protective layer that will rust away before any of the steel is affected. In terms of durability, a galvanized steel pipe can last well over 100 years, depending on the amount of corrosion exposure.

Galvanized pipes have a wide range of uses. In addition to oil and other low-pressure fluid pipelines, it is also used as oil well pipes in the petroleum industry, especially in offshore oil fields, oil heaters in chemical coking equipment, coal distillation, and oil washing converter pipes, bridges, etc. Pipe pile, mining tunnel support frame with pipe, etc.