MS Pipe

Iron pipes are pipes made from iron, carbon, and silicon that are used in construction and water distribution systems. They are strong, long-lasting, fire resistant, and have good sound-deadening properties.

Material Properties

Iron pipes are strong, durable, and can withstand high pressure. They have many properties, including:
Corrosion resistance: Iron pipes can resist corrosion, especially when coated with zinc.
Strength: Iron pipes are strong and can withstand high levels of pressure.
Durability: Iron pipes are long-lasting and can be used for many purposes.
Impact resistance: Iron pipes are resistant to impact and wear and tear.
Machinability: Iron pipes are easy to machine and thread.
Ease of installation: Iron pipes are easy to install and efficient.
Abrasion resistance: Iron pipes are resistant to abrasion, making them suitable for flushing out materials like sand and garbage.

Material Chemical Compostion

The chemical composition of iron pipes depends on the type of iron used to make them, such as cast iron, ductile iron, or wrought iron.
Cast iron: Most cast irons are made of 2.5–4.0% carbon, 1–3% silicon, and the rest iron.
Ductile iron: Ductile iron is an iron-carbon-silicon alloy with a typical carbon content of 3–4% and a silicon content of 2–3%. It often contains nickel, magnesium, ferrosilicon, and other additives.
Wrought iron: Wrought iron contains less than 0.10% carbon, less than 0.25% impurities, and less than 2% slag by weight