Alland Steel · Galvanized Steel Pipe Series
Alland Steel · Galvanized Steel Pipe Series

Advanced Zinc Coating Systems for Long-Lasting Corrosion Protection

Alland Steel provides a comprehensive range of galvanized steel pipes — including Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HDG) and Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium (ZAM) coatings — engineered to deliver superior corrosion resistance, weather durability, and extended service life. Designed for construction, solar, agricultural, and industrial applications worldwide, our galvanized pipe series ensures long-term reliability even in harsh environments.

HDG & ZAM Coatings ISO · ASTM · EN Certified Service Life up to 50 Years Construction · Solar · Industrial

The Galvanized Steel Pipe Series covers both HDG and ZAM coating technologies, offering a balance between proven zinc protection and advanced alloy innovation.

HDG pipes feature a traditional molten-zinc coating for excellent abrasion and sacrificial protection.

ZAM pipes introduce aluminum and magnesium alloys for superior corrosion resistance and self-healing properties.

Both types are manufactured under international standards (ASTM, EN, JIS) with customizable dimensions and surface finishes.

Galvanized Steel Pipe Series — HDG & ZAM Coatings

The Alland Steel galvanized series includes two advanced coating technologies that provide durable corrosion protection for infrastructure, construction, and industrial systems. Both use a metallic zinc-based layer but differ in alloy composition and performance.

1. Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Pipe (HDG)

HDG pipes are produced by immersing fabricated steel (ERW or seamless) in molten zinc at approximately 450°C, forming a metallurgically bonded zinc–iron alloy coating. This tough and uniform layer offers exceptional barrier and sacrificial protection — ideal for outdoor, structural, and water-conveying applications.

Standards ASTM A123 · ISO 1461 · BS 1387 · EN 10255
Base Pipe Type ERW / Seamless
Coating Thickness ≥45 µm (typically >300 g/m²)
Typical Use Construction, fencing, water lines, infrastructure

2. Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium Coated Steel Pipe (ZAM)

ZAM steel pipes feature a new generation of metallic coating composed of zinc, aluminum (1.5–8%), and magnesium (1–4%), providing up to 3–5× higher corrosion resistance than traditional galvanizing. This ultra-dense alloy coating exhibits a self-healing effect at cut edges and is particularly suitable for solar frames, agricultural, and marine applications.

Standards EN 10346 · JIS G 3323 · ASTM A1046
Base Pipe Type ERW Steel Pipe
Coating Range ZM120 – ZM275 (120–275 g/m²)
Typical Use Solar mounting, greenhouse frames, industrial piping

Common Specifications

Outside Diameter Φ21.3 – 914 mm (½" – 36")
Wall Thickness 1.5 – 10 mm
Length 6 – 12 m (customized)
Shapes Available Round · Square · Rectangular

Coating Options: HDG · ZAM — selected based on environment, corrosion exposure, and service life requirements.

Description

The Alland Steel galvanized pipe range includes two advanced coating systems — Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG) and Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium (ZAM). Both are designed for long-term corrosion protection, mechanical strength, and visual durability in demanding outdoor and industrial environments.

Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG) Steel Pipe

HDG steel pipe is manufactured by immersing fabricated steel tubes in a molten zinc bath at approximately 450 °C. This process forms a dense, metallurgically bonded zinc-iron alloy layer that coats both the interior and exterior surfaces. The coating provides barrier and sacrificial protection, ensuring superior resistance to abrasion, weathering, and mechanical damage.

  • Typical zinc coating thickness > 300 g/m² (≈ 45 µm) for strong, long-term protection.
  • Excellent performance in outdoor, structural, and municipal applications.
  • Complies with ASTM A123, ISO 1461, EN 10346, and JIS G3444.
Product NameHot-Dip Galvanized Steel Pipe (HDG)
Manufacturing ProcessHot-dip galvanizing of ERW / Seamless pipes
Size Range (OD)Φ21.3 – 914.4 mm (½″ – 36″)
Wall Thickness1.5 – 10 mm
Length6 – 12 m (customized)
Steel GradesQ235, Q345, Gr.A / B, S235, S355
Surface FinishBright crystalline zinc pattern (spangle) or smooth coating

Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium (ZAM) Steel Pipe

ZAM steel pipe is produced using a continuous hot-dip process that applies a Zn-Al-Mg alloy coating containing approximately 1.5 – 8 % Al and 1 – 4 % Mg. This dense, uniform coating offers 3 – 5× higher corrosion resistance than traditional galvanized coatings and provides remarkable self-healing ability at cut edges, effectively preventing red-rust formation.

  • Exceptional corrosion resistance with long-term surface brightness and smoothness.
  • Ideal for solar structures, coastal installations, and agricultural frameworks.
  • Complies with EN 10346, JIS G3323, and ASTM A1046.
Product NameZinc-Aluminum-Magnesium Coated Steel Pipe (ZAM)
Manufacturing ProcessERW process using Zn-Al-Mg coated steel coils
Size Range (OD)Φ20 – 200 mm
Wall Thickness1.0 – 6.0 mm
Coating WeightZM80 – ZM400 (80 – 400 g/m²)
Steel GradesS235, S355, DX51D+ZM, SGCC
Surface FinishBright fine-spangle metallic appearance

Common Specifications

Outside DiameterΦ21.3 – 914 mm (½″ – 36″)
Length6 – 12 m (customized)
Shapes AvailableRound · Square · Rectangular
Base Pipe TypeERW / Seamless Steel Pipe
Coating OptionsHDG · ZAM — selected based on environment, corrosion exposure, and service life requirements

Specifications Sheet · Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Pipe

Main Applications

Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium (ZAM) and Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG) steel pipes are selected for outdoor and high-humidity environments where long-term corrosion protection and mechanical reliability are critical. The metallic coatings provide stable performance in construction, utilities and industrial projects.

Infrastructure & Construction

Guardrails, bridges, handrails, scaffolding, industrial frames exposed to open-air conditions.

Agriculture & Greenhouse

Irrigation lines, fencing, greenhouse frameworks requiring low maintenance and rust prevention.

Power & Solar

Outdoor solar mounting structures and energy facilities benefiting from ZAM’s self-healing edge protection.

Water & Gas Distribution

Low-/medium-pressure pipelines for utilities and municipal systems.

Marine & Coastal

Coastal zones and harbors where coatings must resist salt spray and humidity.

Advantages

ZAM and HDG coatings both extend service life under harsh exposure; ZAM forms a regenerating protective film at scratches or cut edges, while HDG builds a dense zinc–iron alloy layer that delivers robust sacrificial protection.

  • Corrosion Performance: Long-term durability in outdoor, humid and marine conditions.
  • Self-Healing (ZAM): Zn-Al-Mg alloy film mitigates red rust at cut edges and minor scratches.
  • Tough Bonding (HDG): Metallurgical zinc–iron layers provide abrasion resistance and strong adhesion.
  • Lower Lifecycle Cost: Reduced repainting and maintenance versus painted alternatives.
  • Compliance: Produced to EN/ASTM/JIS/ISO galvanizing and ZAM coating standards.

Packing & Transportation

Export packing preserves coating integrity throughout handling and shipment. Each bundle is identified for traceability.

  • Bundle Packing: Steel straps / wooden frames with protective pads to prevent surface friction.
  • Container Shipment: Recommended for ≤6 m lengths and small-to-medium volumes.
  • Bulk Vessel: For large diameters / long lengths using wooden saddles and multi-layer wrapping.
  • End Protection & Labels: End caps, spacers, and bundle tags with specs and batch codes.