Stove Pipe Code 43000

The H-cap is considered one of the oldest types of roof caps. The structure of the H-cap consists of a base and two fins connected by a connector placed on the base. In fact, in terms of engineering principles, the H-cap possesses all the necessary standards for placement at the highest point of chimney pipes. In terms of material, the H-cap can be produced from various types of sheets such as galvanized sheet, cold-rolled or black sheet, and even stainless steel. In the galvanized type, there is no need for paint or external surface coating. However, in the black or cold-rolled sheet type, a furnace-baked paint coating is used on the surface of the H-cap to prevent oxidation and rusting. Structurally, the H-cap is produced and supplied in both round and square forms according to the client's order.