Product Description:

Galvanized steel tube, also known as Q235 Gi Pipe, Q195 Gi Pipe, is a type of welded steel pipe with a zinc coating on the surface. It is made of galvanized steel material, which is a combination of Q235 steel and a small amount of steel material. The galvanized steel tube has a zinc coating of Z30-275g, a wall thickness of 0.5-6mm, and a length of 1000-12000mm. It is available in round, square and other shapes. Galvanized steel tube has good corrosion resistance, heat resistance, pressure bearing capacity, and low cost. It is widely used in various industries such as construction, chemical industry, shipping industry, and automobile manufacturing industry.

Features:

• Product Name: Galvanized Steel Tube
• Material: SGCC Gi Pipe
• Application: Building Material,industry Construction
• Surface Treatment: Galvanized
• Supplier: WISCO
• Package: Standard Seaworthy Packing
• Trade Terms: FOB CIF CFR EXW

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

ANSTEEL Galvanized Steel Tube has a wide range of applications and is often used in building and industry construction. It is made of high quality galvanized steel, including DX51D, SGCC, SECC, Q235, Q195, and has a minimum order quantity of 1 TON. The certificate of ANSTEEL is ISO SGS CE, and the lengths of the tube range from 1000-12000mm or as required. The shape can be round or square. The surface of ANSTEEL Galvanized Steel Tube is smooth and is of Regular Spangle, SECC, DX51D, SGCC and Q235/Q195. It is capable of withstanding harsh environment and can be used for a long time. The delivery time is 7-10 days, according to the specific quantity. The payment terms are T/T,L/C and the supply ability is 20000tons/year.

Packing and Shipping:

Packaging and Shipping of Galvanized Steel Tube

Galvanized steel tubes are usually packaged in bundles, with each bundle containing multiple tubes. The bundles are securely wrapped with plastic wrap and then placed on a pallet for shipping. The pallets are then shrink-wrapped and secured with metal bands. The pallets are then loaded onto a truck or train for delivery to the destination.

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