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GI Pipe Specification

Diameter
15 mm to 300 mm

Thread Type
BSPT (British Standard Pipe Thread)

Flexibility
Rigid

Bend Radius
Not bendable, rigid pipe

Yield Strength
195 MPa Min.

Sealing Type
Threaded seal, can use PTFE tape

Tolerance
2% on diameter and wall thickness

Temperature Range
-20C to 120C

Tensile Strength
300-500 MPa

Coating Type
Zinc Coated

Connection Type
Screwed & Socketed, Plain-ended

Product Type
Galvanized Iron Pipe

Material
Mild Steel (MS) with zinc coating

Connection
Threaded or Plain end

Shape
Round

Standard
IS 1239, IS 3589

Surface Treatment
Hot-dip galvanized

Outer Diameter
15 mm to 300 mm

Section Shape
Circular

Length
6 meters (standard), 12 meters (customized)

Thickness
2.6 mm to 10 mm

Color
Silver

Usage
Plumbing, Construction, Water Supply, Structural

Rated Pressure
Class A, B, C (as per IS 1239)

Material Grade
IS 1239 / IS 3589

Application
Industrial, Agricultural, Water Distribution, Scaffolding

Test Pressure
Hydrostatically tested up to 50 bar

Life Span
25 to 50 years (under normal conditions)

Packaging
Bundle with plastic wrap or steel strip

Corrosion Resistance
Excellent due to galvanization

End Finish
Beveled, Plain, or Threaded

Fire Resistance
Non-combustible

Weight Per Meter
Varies with diameter and thickness (e.g., 1.5-10.0 kg/m)

Internal Finish
Smooth and clean bore

GI Pipe Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About GI Pipe

Experience the incomparable quality of our GI Pipes, renowned for their longevity and excellent corrosion resistance. Hot-dip galvanized for prime protection, these trending pipes are a cost-effective solution for plumbing, construction, water supply, and structural applications. Designed to meet IS 1239 and IS 3589 standards, our GI pipes come in a scarce range of diameters (15 mm to 300 mm) and wall thicknesses (2.6 mm to 10 mm). Available with various finishes-beveled, plain, or threaded-they offer a smooth internal bore, ensuring optimum flow. Each pipe undergoes stringent hydrostatic testing (up to 50 bar), ensuring superior strength and reliability.

Versatile Use and Essential Features

Our GI Pipes suit a variety of use types including industrial, agricultural, plumbing, and water distribution. Designed for both structural and fluid conveyance purposes, these pipes feature a smooth interior finish, non-combustible fire resistance, and an impressive lifespan of up to 50 years. Their rigid structure ensures durability, while the zinc coating enhances corrosion resistance-a major benefit for users demanding longevity in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Packaging Details, Certifications, and Shipping

We offer GI pipes bundled securely with plastic wrap or steel strips to ensure safety during transit. All pipes comply with IS 1239 and IS 3589 certifications, guaranteeing premium quality and reliability. Shipped goods are available from major Indian FOB ports at competitive rates for both domestic and international clients. Our focus on meticulous packaging and timely deliveries ensures your order reaches you in pristine condition, ready for immediate installation or resale.

FAQ's of GI Pipe:

Q: How does galvanization benefit GI pipes?

A: Galvanization provides a robust zinc coating that protects the steel from rust and corrosion, thereby significantly enhancing the pipe's longevity and making it suitable for a wide range of applications in harsh environments.

Q: What are the available sizes and finishes for GI pipes?

A: GI pipes are offered in diameters ranging from 15 mm to 300 mm and wall thicknesses from 2.6 mm to 10 mm. Finishes include beveled, plain, or threaded ends, catering to diverse connection requirements.

Q: Where are GI pipes commonly used?

A: These pipes are widely used in plumbing, water distribution, construction, scaffolding, industrial, and agricultural sectors due to their durability and high pressure resistance.

Q: What is the process for hydrostatic testing of GI pipes?

A: Each GI pipe undergoes hydrostatic testing up to 50 bar to ensure there are no leaks and to certify the pipe's strength under high pressure applications.

Q: When should I choose a threaded versus plain end GI pipe?

A: Threaded ends are preferable for applications requiring quick and secure connections, while plain ends are ideal where welding or custom joining is necessary.

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