Steel Tube
Steel tubes are hollow sections in a variety of shapes, such as round, square, rectangular, and oval, that are used in a variety of applications, such as mechanical systems and pressure equipment.
- Usually, their outer diameter and wall thickness are indicated.
- Metal alloys, predominantly iron, together with other metals like aluminum and manganese, are used in the production of steel tubes to give them great strength and endurance.
- Due to their adaptability and capacity to handle high pressure, these tubes are frequently utilized in sectors like construction, infrastructure, automotive, and manufacturing.
GI TUBULAR/BI TUBULAR
Galvanized Iron Tubular, often known as GI Tubular, is a form of steel pipe that has a layer of zinc applied to it in order to prevent corrosion and increase its longevity.
RECTANGULAR TUBE
A steel or metal tube with a rectangular cross-section is known as a rectangular tube. It is frequently used in a variety of fabrication applications where qualities like lightweight and corrosion resistance are crucial.
