Conducting and passing electrical wires through different parts of buildings requires safety considerations and, as far as possible, conditions should be provided to prevent damage to their bodies and disconnection of connections. One of the suitable solutions in this field is the use of steel electrical pipes in which the electrical wires are placed and guided in the desired direction. These pipes are often made of metals to have ideal resistance to moisture and humidity, as well as shock, pressure and temperature fluctuations, and to protect power cables in various conditions, including fire.
What is a black electric steel pipe?
Black power pipe is widely used for its advantages. The black electric steel pipe is actually a black steel pipe on which there is no layer of zinc and paint. The black color of this pipe is due to iron oxide that is formed in the manufacturing process. This pipe is also known as black power pipe or black steel pipe. If we want to have a simple and concise definition of black steel pipe, we must say that black pipe is a type of steel pipe that has not gone through the galvanizing process and its name has been changed to black pipe due to the changes caused by iron oxide. This type of pipe is used in situations where galvanized pipe is not needed.
