Different characteristics of different types of steel tubes

  There are many uses of steel in our daily lives, such as household products (pots, scissors, cans), agricultural equipment and construction. This material is widely used in industry in general, especially in the form of steel sheets and tubes. In the energy sector, steel is widely used in hydroelectric and thermoelectric plants, forming pipes to conduct energy. There are several types of tube, each with its own specifics. Meet the following categories:

  Square Tubes

  Square tubes can be applied in a variety of industrial sectors, such as the foundation industry, general machine industry and other applications that require greater mechanical strength. Square tubes adapt well to these uses because they have a high concentration of carbon in their composition. They may be black or galvanized, whether or not sewn.

  Rectangular Tubes

  They are widely used in the production of machines and equipment of high strength and durability. Its geometric shape allows its use in mezzanines, foundations and supports for metal floors. They are useful in various engineering, civil construction and architecture of larger works. In the assembly of metal structures, they mainly serve as beams and support columns.

  Round Industrial Tubes

  They have longitudinal seam and are welded with electrical resistance. Made of carbon steel, they are widely used in structures for construction and architecture. Some of its applications are: playground toys, handrails, gym equipment, medical equipment, among others.

  Round Conduction Tubes

  They can be produced with or without longitudinal welding, with black or galvanized appearance. They are more malleable and flexible so they can make curves, depending on the structure in which they are applied. They may have different thickness and diameter. They are used for different purposes, such as machining, where they carry water, steam, gases, oils, finally, fluids in general. They can also be used in homes, buildings and commercial buildings to transport air conditioning, water and to compose fire networks.

  What are the advantages of galvanized pipes?

  The galvanizing process consists of applying a layer of zinc coating (chromium or tin can also be used) on steel or iron. This layer prevents the metal from being exposed to humid air and therefore slows down its corrosive process.

  This process is very advantageous especially in the use of steel pipes in industry as they are constantly exposed to water, steam and fluids in general.

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