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Scaffolding / Steel Pipe Building Materials Galvanized Steel Tubes

Hot dip galvanized Q235 scaffolding pipe is the main part of pipe and coupler scaffolding systems. The treatment of hot-dip galvanized surfaces has provided excellent appearance with sufficient durability in applications where exposure to salty air or long-term weather is unavoidable.

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Packaging

We could offer the packing according to the customer's requirements. The most popular packaging is 61pcs / bundle, 37pcs / bundle, 100pcs / bundle.

Fastener type Steel pipe scaffolding type

There are usually two types, one with an outer diameter of 48 mm and a wall thickness of 3.5 mm; the other has an outer diameter of 51 mm and a wall thickness of 3 mm; Depending on its position and function, it can be divided into a vertical pole, a horizontal pole, and a sweep rod.

According to the "Technical safety specifications for scaffolding steel pipe fasteners for building construction" JGJ130-2011 [1] 3.1.1 Steel scaffolding pipes must adopt the national standard in force "welded steel pipe right welded "GB / T13793 or" welded steel pipe for low pressure fluid transport "GB / T3091 Ordinary steel pipe Q235 specified in steel pipe; the steel grade of the steel pipe must comply with the provisions of the current national standard "Structural carbon steel", steel grade GB / T700 Q235.

3.1.2 Steel scaffolding pipes shall adopt Φ48.3 × 3.6 steel pipe. The maximum mass of each steel pipe shall not exceed 25.8 kg.

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