ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) pipes are widely used across industries due to their durability, precision, and cost-effectiveness. Understanding ERW pipe specifications and applications helps in choosing the right material for your project.

What is ERW Pipe Used For?

ERW pipes are commonly used for water supply systems, structural applications, fencing, and engineering purposes. Their smooth surface and strong weld make them ideal for both low and high-pressure applications.

Types of ERW Pipes

There are mainly two types of ERW pipes — MS ERW pipes (Mild Steel) and GI ERW pipes (Galvanized Iron). MS ERW pipes are preferred for structural and mechanical applications, while GI ERW pipes are used where corrosion resistance is essential.

GI ERW Pipe Specifications and Details

The GI ERW galvanized steel pipes are manufactured as per IS:1239 standards. Common GI ERW pipe specifications include sizes from 15mm to 150mm, with wall thicknesses varying by requirement.
The GI ERW pipe weight chart helps buyers estimate total load and transport costs effectively.

Price and Manufacturers

You can find the latest MS ERW pipe price list and GI ERW pipe price list from leading GI ERW pipe manufacturers, including Jindal GI ERW pipe, which is known for superior quality.

HSN Codes and Earthing Applications

For taxation and invoicing, the GI ERW pipe HSN code and GI earthing electrode HSN code are essential. In electrical grounding, GI earthing pipe specifications ensure safety and conductivity.