Lean pipe fittings are mainly used to enhance overall strength, especially when three composite pipes need to be assembled into a structure with arbitrary angles on both sides. 

What is a lean pipe joint? Lean pipe joints refer to auxiliary components used in lean pipe systems, which are used to enhance overall strength and enable the assembly of lean pipes into various lean production equipment, such as storage shelves, material turnover vehicles, workbenches, flexible production lines, etc.

Aluminum alloy lean pipe joints can be connected in various ways, including:

Aluminum profile lean pipe, also known as aluminum alloy lean pipe, is made of aluminum alloy die-casting material. The standard lean pipe is a cross dovetail groove, with sizes of 28mm and 43mm in the industry, and 19mm abroad. Like the first generation wire rod and the second generation stainless steel lean pipe, they are all building materials for lean equipment.

There are many types of pipes on the market. Today, Sunqit will explain lean pipes and galvanized pipes to you. In fact, there are significant differences in the materials and uses of these two types of pipes. So, which is better, lean pipes or galvanized pipes? The key is what it is used for.