Steel pipes are typically protected against ultraviolet radiation by applying a layer of protective coating or paint. This coating acts as a barrier, preventing the harmful effects of UV rays from deteriorating the steel and reducing its lifespan.
Steel pipes are typically protected against ultraviolet radiation by applying a coating or paint that contains UV-resistant additives. This coating acts as a barrier, preventing the harmful effects of UV radiation from causing damage or degradation to the steel surface.
Steel pipes are typically protected against ultraviolet radiation through the application of specialized coatings or paints that contain UV inhibitors. These coatings create a barrier between the steel surface and the harmful UV rays, preventing the degradation and discoloration of the pipes. Additionally, some steel pipes may be wrapped with UV-resistant tape or sleeves for added protection against prolonged exposure to sunlight.
