Originally produced from galvanized steel pipes with a coating of polyester resin inside out, Daiwa Color Pipe exhibits excellent resistance to the corrosion caused by high temperature and humidity in the greenhouse environment.
To help you figure out how Daiwa Color Pipe practically works - as a winding shaft - in a high corrosion environment like greenhouse agriculture, we provide this article with some additional illustrations that are meant to facilitate your understanding.
What is Corrosion-Resistant Daiwa Color Pipe?
Daiwa Color Pipe is a galvanized steel pipe carefully processed and coated with polyester resin inside and outside of the pipe.
The distinctive appearance of Daiwa Color Pipe is characterized by its white exterior, featuring a hollow and cylindrical shape that can also be customized to a rectangular shape to meet the specific needs of each customer.
Often, Daiwa Color Pipes go together in pairs.
One pipe features a cylindrical design with both ends rounded , while the other maintains a cylindrical design with an oval end.
With this technical design, the two separate Daiwa Color Pipes can be closely tightened by hand in just a moment.
What are Benefits of Daiwa Color Pipe in Greenhouse Agriculture?
Owing to its unique design, Daiwa Color Pipe excels as a winding shaft for opening and closing both sides of agricultural greenhouses, distinguishing itself from painted steel, which only adheres to the surface and is prone to corrosion in a short period of time.
Daiwa Color Pipe’s standout feature lies in its exceptional weather and corrosion resistance with a lifespan that can extend many years in both urban and rural settings.
Furthermore, Daiwa Color Pipe showcases its versatility in underground settings, including being submerged for the installation of greenhouse frames.
Due to its exceptional resistance to harsh corrosive environments, other than greenhouse construction, Daiwa Color Pipe is also highly sought after in applications such as coastal structures, water piping in corrosive environment, or furniture and racks.
Its aesthetic appeal makes it a favored option for enhancing residential exteriors, adding flair to decorative installations, and embarking on a variety of DIY projects.
Production Process of Corrosion-Resistant Daiwa Color Pipe
To meet the demands of high-humidity, salt-rich environments that are prone to corrosion like greenhouses, we carefully select the highest quality galvanized steel pipe, which undergoes swaging or flattening. Next, we coat polyester resin on both the inside and outside of the pipe to ensure a pleasing appearance and long-lasting performance against harsh environments, preventing metal corrosion that might occur in the moist environment like agricultural greenhouses. The production process proceeds with strict inspection before packaging in small bundles in the final stage.
The image below illustrates the polyester resin coating on both the interior and exterior, which aids the Daiwa Color Pipe in resisting corrosion and wear in harsh environments.
Here you can see the cross section of Daiwa Color Pipe, showcasing its internal and external technical design, which is crucial for its resistance to severe corrosive elements from the external environment.
Conclusion
Improving the corrosion resistance and lifespan of the raw material steel pipes for greenhouses has the potential to reduce the costs for infrastructure in the long term.
By carefully selecting the suitable product from the start, you can avoid the inconvenience of constantly replacing winding shafts.
While many suppliers offer painted pipes that may look beautiful on the outside but are prone to corrosion, damage and peeling paint in a short period of time, Daiwa Lance provides a high-quality solution with exceptional durability.
With Daiwa Lance, you can feel less worrying about the constant and rapid corrosion, thanks to its reliability and longevity.
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