We offer a wide range of high quality GI Flats to our valuable customers. We supply these steel which are available at industry leading prices, which are used for construction and other fabrication applications. We supply these steel with its quality, dimensional accuracy and durability. These are supplies as in desired specifications as offered to us by our clients. These are available in different sizes and diameters; it can also be customized as per the specific requirements of clients.

The following factors should be considered in selection of Galvanized Iron Flat:

• Strength of pipe
• Water carrying capacity
• Life and durability of pipe
• Expenditure on transportation
• Jointing process, maintenance and repairs.

Galvanized Iron Flat and Non Plasticized Poly Vinyl Chloride Pipes (PVC Pipes) are most commonly used for internal plumbing system for residential homes.

 Specifications of Galvanized Iron Flat:

• I. pipes are made of hot and rolled coils of specified thickness.
• They are available in light, medium and heavy grades depending on the sheet.
• Thickness of 15 mm GI pipe of light, medium and heavy grade is 2.00 mm, 2.65 mm, and 3.25 mm.
• Corresponding weight of 15 mm GI pipe of light, medium and heavy grade is 1.00 kg, 1.28 kg and 1.50 kg.

 More Durable: Galvanized Iron Flat are durable as compared to GI pipes. This is because GI pipe are not corrosion resistant and so they eventually rust. PVC pipes are corrosion resistant pipes.

Compatible to hot & cold water: Galvanized Iron Flat is not affected by warm water unlike GI pipes.

Low Bacterial growth:  As observed, bacterial growth in Galvanized Iron Flat is very low as compared to GI pipes.

No scale & pit formation:  As Galvanized Iron Flat are non-corrosive and resistant to scale formation, theres no build up or any formation that causes loss of water pressure.

Chemical Resistance:  Galvanized Iron Flat are excellent chemical resistant pipes. They also are unaffected by chlorine if present in water supply.

Easy Installation: Galvanized Iron Flat can easily be installed through cold wielding. GI requires more man hours and if not installed correctly can cause breakage and leakage problem. PVC pipes are easier to handle then GI pipes. Care needs to be taken while cutting and joining PVC pipes.

Cost effective: Having Galvanized Iron Flat system is cost effective affair. You save on extra fittings, loops, anchors, insulation and labor charge too. Furthermore it lasts for more than 50 years.