When installing a guide frame on galvanized steel pipes, special attention should be paid to whether a shimming plate or partition layer is needed
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Should it be like stainless steel? By the way, I have a minor question: is zinc-plated steel pipe meant to have a layer coated on the outer surface of the steel pipe? This post was last edited by KQ Da Xia on 2009-3-20 21:06.]
Generally, both internal and external plating is available upon request.
It turns out that the water pipes commonly used in ordinary households are galvanized steel pipes, with a layer of zinc plated on their outer surface, primarily to prevent rust and corrosion. Of course, it also serves an aesthetic purpose. When using it, care should be taken not to damage the galvanized layer.
Galvanized pipes are low-pressure pipes, so only ordinary measures are sufficient; there is no need for as many precautions as with stainless steel pipes. Generally, it is galvanized on the inside and outside
So when using galvanized steel pipes with guide frames, it’s sufficient to use E2 horizontal pipes together with guide frames, right?