Birla Pivot offers a range of pipes, including Mild Steel (MS) pipes, Galvanised Iron (GI) pipes, ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) pipes, seamless pipes, and structural steel pipes.

ERW pipes are welded longitudinally and are ideal for low-pressure applications. Seamless pipes have no joints and are preferred for high-pressure, high-temperature applications like oil and gas.

Pipes are available in a variety of sizes ranging from 15mm to 600mm diameter, with thicknesses varying based on grade and application, including medium and heavy-duty specs.

Yes, Birla Pivot features SHS (Square Hollow Sections) and RHS (Rectangular Hollow Sections), commonly used in fabrication, architectural structures, and modular construction.

Absolutely. Birla Pivot supports bulk orders with logistics support, supplier coordination, and pricing benefits for contractors and developers.

Seamless pipes are ideal for high-pressure applications such as oil and gas transmission, boiler manufacturing, and chemical plants due to their strength and leak resistance.

Yes, red oxide–coated MS pipes and black ERW pipes suitable for fire-fighting and sprinkler systems are part of the product range.

Yes, GI and seamless steel pipes are commonly used for potable water, natural gas, and industrial fluid transport due to their strength and long life.

MS (Mild Steel) pipes are widely used for plumbing, irrigation, structural applications, and industrial pipelines due to their durability and cost-effectiveness.

Yes, GI (Galvanised Iron) pipes coated with zinc are available and are used in water pipelines, fencing, and HVAC applications for corrosion protection.

The platform typically lists products from top brands like Tata Pipes, Jindal, Surya, APL Apollo, and Swastik, among others (exact brands may vary by region and availability).

Pipes are available in black (bare), pre-galvanised, hot-dip galvanised, epoxy-coated, and other surface finishes depending on environmental and functional needs.

Yes, the pipes conform to standards such as IS 1239, IS 3589, IS 4923, and other relevant IS/BIS certifications for pressure, tolerance, and weld strength.

ERW pipes are used in scaffolding, fencing, frames, and plumbing. They are economical and widely accepted for general construction.

The choice depends on pressure, fluid type, corrosion resistance, and installation method. Engineers usually specify the grade and thickness suitable for the job.