The steel frame used in greenhouse is made of national standard steel. All columns, trs and other components and connections are first processing, welding, hot dip galvanized corrosion protection; site assembly, no welding. Then why to choose the hot-dip Galvanized Pipe Greenhouse scaffolding it?

Galvanized Pipe, also known as galvanized steel pipe, hot-dip galvanizing and galvanizing two, hot-dip galvanizing shed pipe galvanized layer thick, with a uniform coating, strong adhesion, long service life and so on. Galvanizing cost is low, the surface is not very smooth, its own corrosion resistance is much worse than hot-dip galvanized pipe. Hot-dip galvanizing has the advantages of uniform coating, strong adhesion, long service life and so on. Hot-dip galvanizing steel pipe causes the molten metal material and the Iron Matrix to reflect and cause the aluminum alloy layer, and then causes the matrix and the coating to combine closely, that's why it's so resistant to corrosion.

Hot-dip galvanized greenhouse pipe durable but expensive than galvanized greenhouse pipe, galvanized greenhouse pipe price economy but not as durable as hot-dip galvanized greenhouse pipe.

Greenhouse vegetable facilities in China's rapid development trend has been completed a considerable scale of steel structure greenhouse and solar greenhouse farming and animal husbandry equipment. The service life of galvanized steel pipe products is the key, 

galvanized steel pipe materials in the service life of buildings should be maintenance-free. At the same time there are some defects, in the procurement process, special attention should be paid to avoid 

galvanized steel pipe itself in the use of galvanized steel before the defects. Galvanized pipe greenhouse frame function is more superior.

1. Long life

The combined service life is more than 15 years.

2. Easy installation

Hot-dip galvanized bolt connection, no need for welding, installation speed is faster, construction is simpler.

3. It's more resistant to wind

4. Factory scale, lower cost