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GI Pipes (Galvanized Iron Pipes)
GI Pipes (Galvanized Iron Pipes)
Steel pipes coated with a layer of zinc to prevent corrosion.
The galvanization process enhances durability, especially for outdoor or water-related uses.
Applications:
Water supply lines (non-potable or irrigation).
Fencing, handrails, scaffolding.
HVAC systems and compressed air lines (light-duty).
Features:
Corrosion resistance due to zinc coating.
Available in light, medium, and heavy grades as per IS:1239.
Generally used in systems where external corrosion protection is needed.
Sizes:
Common diameters: 15mm to 150mm (½" to 6").
Available in threaded or plain-end types.
MS Pipes (Mild Steel Pipes)
MS Pipes (Mild Steel Pipes)
Made from low-carbon steel, these pipes are uncoated and require painting or other coatings for corrosion resistance.
High strength and ductility make them suitable for structural and pressure applications.
Applications:
Structural supports (columns, trusses).
Industrial and mechanical applications.
Firefighting systems, HVAC, and sewage lines (when coated or lined).
Features:
Economical and strong for structural use.
Requires external protection (paint, bitumen, or galvanizing) in corrosive environments.
Available as ERW (Electric Resistance Welded), seamless, or black steel pipes.
Sizes:
Wide range of diameters and thicknesses (commonly 15mm to 300mm and beyond).
Available in square, round, and rectangular sections.
GI Pipe Fittings (Galvanized Iron Fittings)
GI Pipe Fittings (Galvanized Iron Fittings)
Material:
Made from malleable cast iron and hot-dip galvanized to match GI pipes.
Common Types:
Elbows (90°, 45°) – Change direction of flow.
Tees (Equal, Reducing) – For branching pipe runs.
Sockets / Couplings – Join two pipes of the same diameter.
Unions – Allow disconnection for maintenance.
Reducers (Hex, Bushes) – Connect different pipe sizes.
Nipples (Barrel, Hex) – Short lengths of pipe with threads.
Caps and Plugs – Seal pipe ends.
Flanges (Threaded, Slip-on) – For bolted pipe connections.
Applications:
Plumbing for water supply.
Irrigation lines.
Fire sprinkler systems.
MS Pipe Fittings (Mild Steel Fittings)
MS Pipe Fittings (Mild Steel Fittings)
Material:
Typically made from mild steel, carbon steel, or forged steel. Often welded or seamless.
Common Types:
Buttweld Fittings:
Elbows (Short/Long radius)
Tees (Straight, Reducing)
Reducers (Concentric, Eccentric)
Caps
Socket Weld & Threaded Fittings (for smaller sizes)
Elbows, Tees, Unions, Couplings
Flanges:
Slip-on, Weld Neck, Blind, Lap Joint
Stub Ends – Used with lap joint flanges.
Applications:
High-pressure systems (steam, oil, gas).
Structural and fabrication work.
Firefighting and HVAC ducting.
Standards:
ASME B16.9 (buttweld)
ASTM A234, A105
IS 1239, IS 3589 (Indian standards for MS fittings)
Gratings
Gratings are grid-like structures made from metal or fiberglass, widely used across the UAE in sectors like construction, oil & gas, marine, and infrastructure. They serve purposes such as flooring, drainage covers, walkways, and safety platforms.
Types of Gratings
Types of Gratings
Steel Gratings
Materials: Mild steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel (grades 304 & 316)
Applications: Heavy-duty flooring, stair treads, industrial platforms, trench covers
Advantages: High strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and load-bearing capacity
FRP/GRP Gratings
Types: Molded and pultruded
Applications: Chemical plants, offshore platforms, walkways
Advantages: Corrosion-resistant, lightweight, non-conductive, and UV-resistant
Aluminum Gratings
Applications: Architectural facades, ventilation panels
Advantages: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing
Cast Iron & Ductile Iron Gratings
Applications: Manhole covers, drainage systems
Advantages: High load capacity, durability, and theft resistance.
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