Hot Dip Galvanizing Hot Dip Galvanizing

Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, steel has been a common building material. Steel is trusted by professionals working in engineering, architecture, and construction; However, steel begins to corrode as soon as it is exposed to the environment. Steel is protected from corrosion by a metallurgical bond created when it is submerged in molten zinc during hot dip galvanizing. An extremely abrasion-resistant coating that can last for decades is produced by the reaction, which results in the formation of inter-metallic layers that are harder than the base steel itself. We have one of the largest 13m galvanizing tanks that enhance the life of your product by using the 7 tank process that includes: inspection, surface preparation, pickling, fluxing, and degreasing during the surface preparation stage. Galvanizing:

The steel will be immersed in a bath of molten zinc following surface preparation. The zinc kettle is kept between 815 and 850 degrees Fahrenheit (435 and 455 degrees Celsius) and contains at least 98% pure zinc. Since zinc will not react with dirty steel, a visual inspection of the product will provide accurate evaluations of the coating's quality. Additionally, ASTM standards compliance and coating thickness will be tested.