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DX51D SGCC Astm A36 Steel Plate Galvanized Steel Sheet Coated Steel

Galvanized sheet is intended for use where additional corrosion resistance is required. The sheets have been continuously

hot dip coated with a protective layer of zinc and can be formed without peeling or flaking.

Easy to cut, form and fabricate. Will not rust or corrode. Great for roof repair, work bench tops and many other home and shop projects. Recommended for indoor or outdoor uses.

• 28-gauge steel
• Solid galvanized steel sheet
• Can be cut with tin snips
• Use sheet metal screws or rivets to attach to other materials
• Use indoors or outdoors

Galvanized Steel Sheet are intended for use where greater corrosion protection is required without painting.

A lower cost alternative to stainless steel, galvanized sheet and plates have a rust free protection for up to 30 years,

while maintaining strength with a durable surface coating. Metals Depot stocks many sizes in precut sizes, full mill sizes

or we can hot dip virtually any size and quantity required for your welding or construction project.

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How Does Galvanization Offer Protection of Base Metal?

The basic principle of galvanization is to permanently bind the steel and zinc together to give a more rust-resistant

version of the base metal. There are various types of galvanization, each of them having its unique principles.

• The zinc coating works to prevent corrosive substances such as acid from reaching the base metal.
• Zinc sacrifices its anode more readily than the base metal when the coating is scratched. Therefore, it offers complete protection from rusting.
• Zinc corrodes faster than the base metal. This activity is a great way of protecting the base metal. Since the aim is to allow zinc rust before the metal for adequate protection, chromate can be added.

However, an effective galvanization process depends greatly on pretreatment and post-treatment. An inefficient

pretreatment will not allow the molten zinc to react with the steel for a perfect galvanized film fully. Furthermore,

an inefficient post-treatment process will compromise the appearance of the galvanized film. Thus, leading to a reduced

value of components.

Hot-dip galvanizing is a process of coating steel with a thin zinc layer, which serves as a barrier between the steel and the environment. The finish is applied by passing the steel through a molten bath of zinc at a high temperature.

Alliance Steel’s hot-dipped galvanized steel sheet and coil service capabilities include slitting, shearing, blanking, degreasing and brushing, stretcher leveling and metallurgical support.

Package/Delivery:

We always have some galvanized products in stock, 0.6-2.0mm thickness, and 1000, 1220,1250  width,

we also support free samples, and Alibaba Trade Assurance service.

FAQS:

1. What is the galvanized sheet metal used for?

Modern steel frame buildings use galvanized steel. Galvanized steel makes balconies, verandas, staircases, ladders, and walkways. Galvanized metal is best for outdoor projects.

2. Is sheet metal galvanized steel?

Galvanized metal is a popular choice among the many kinds of sheet metal used in production. According to many steelmakers and manufacturers, galvanization is one of the finest ways to prevent corrosion.

3. What is galvanized sheet metal made of?

Galvanized steel is zinc-coated carbon steel. The hot-dip process is the most widely used method of zinc coating. The carbon steel is immersed in a molten zinc bath during the hot-dip process.