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ASTM A53 Type F: Welded Galvanized Steel Pipe
ASTM A53 Type E: Electrically welded galvanized steel pipes
ASTM A53 Type S: Seamless galvanized steel pipe

BS1387 galvanized pipe is a common type of steel pipe manufactured according to this standard, widely used in fields such as construction, water supply, heating, etc.

DX53D steel has higher tensile strength compared to DX52D, which results in higher structural strength and tensile performance.

DX52D exhibits better formability, making it easier to bend, stamp, and weld.

DX51D is the most common and widely used grade. It has relatively lower strength but exhibits excellent corrosion resistance.

Z100 galvanized steel pipe refers to a type of pipe that has undergone a hot-dip galvanization process with a zinc coating weight of 100 grams per square meter.

The Z275 designation indicates a thicker and denser zinc coating compared to Z100. with a zinc coating weight of 275 grams per square meter.

Galvanized pipe is a type of steel pipe that is coated with a layer of zinc metal through a hot-dip galvanizing process. The zinc coating provides excellent corrosion resistance, making the galvanized pipe suitable for reliable anti-corrosion protection even in harsh environmental conditions

The Z275 designation indicates a thicker and denser zinc coating compared to Z100. with a zinc coating weight of 275 grams per square meter.

Z100 galvanized coil refers to a type of steel coil that has undergone a hot-dip galvanization process with a zinc coating weight of 100 grams per square meter.

The SGHC designation refers to a specific type of galvanized steel coil. SGHC stands for “Standard Galvanized High-Strength Steel.”

S350GD/S450GD is a grade of galvanized steel plate or steel material defined according to the European standard EN 10346.

SGCC galvanized steel coil is a common hot dip galvanized steel coil product. SGCC represents the variety of its materials and is also one of the rating standards for steel. Hot dip galvanized steel coils are steel products that are immersed in molten zinc and undergo a series of treatment processes to form a zinc coating on their surface.