Pipe & Steel Services
The Best Custom Steel Fabrication & Prep Services
Custom Steel Cutting Services
Barnes Pipe custom cuts pipe to your exact specified length and finished end. We offer plain end, bevel x bevel or bevel x square end. Our saw cuts 1/2" O.D. pipe through 22.000" O.D. pipe. Our mechanical torch cutting system can cut material ranging up to 48.00" O.D. Our on site saw and torch cutting allows us to make this happen in a timely manner which means you get a custom cut product faster.
Request A QuoteCustom Steel Fabrication
Barnes Pipe offers a full line of fabrication options including attaching plates, midwelding to length, attaching caps, splicing, etc. All welds are made by our certified welders.
Since 1990, Barnes Pipe has been fabricating steel pipe for customers and distributors throughout the United States and Canada. Our entire staff of welders are AWS D1.1 certified. From splicing pipe to your specific length requirements or custom fabricating from your company's drawings.
Steel Painting & Galvanizing
Barnes Pipe stocks most material bare. To reduce the likelihood of rust developing, we can prime paint your order in our standard grey primer, or an alternate red primer. We also offer Hot Dip Galvanizing! Hot dip galvanizing not only creates a more durable coating, but since the pipe is completely submerged it gets to all areas of the pipe that would otherwise be inaccessible by brushing or spraying on primer. This complete coat of galvanizing provides an unbroken protective barrier against the elements thus making your steel pipe last longer.
Request A QuoteSteel Powder Coating Services
Powder Coating is a dry coating that is sprayed onto pipe to give it a uniform, durable and high quality finish. The powder is finely ground particles of pigment and resin that is electrostatically charged and sprayed onto a grounded part and then cured under heat to allow it to form a hard finish that is tougher than conventional paint and primer. Powder coating is resistent to corrosion, heat, impact, abrasion, fading from sunlight and extreme weather. Most of the time, pipe must be sandblasted before powder coating to provide the best possible surface to powder coat.
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