Z81-Z120 Coating GI Steel Coil Cold Rolled Based 0.12mm-4.0mm Thickness

Product Description:

Hot dipped GI steel sheet & coil is made of carbon steel covered with a layer of zinc, which is adhered to the steel through the formation of an iron-zinc alloy bonding layer. This bonding layer is created when the heated steel is in contact with molten zinc. This process is called the hot-dip process.

Chesterfield can provide hot dipped galvanized steel sheet & coil for your ASTM requirements with specific surface finish options.

Features:

• Product Name: GI Steel Coil, galvanized steel sheet coil, cold rolled galvanized steel coil
• Elongation: 16-25%
• Yield Strength: Min, Regular, Big
• Technique: Cold Rolled Based
• Application: Construction, Automobile, Machinery, Etc.
• Coil Weight: 3-8T

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Hot dipped GI Steel Coils have excellent performance. The zinc spangle and coating can be controlled strictly. Thus, they can be applied in many aspects of our lives.

First, these coils are mainly used for building properties. This includes roof doors, windows, roller shutter doors, and lightgage steel joists. Moreover, the automobile industry makes great use of them. They are needed in the manufacturing of vehicles such as the shell, chassis, trunk lid, oil tank, and fender. Metallurgy steel sash back and electric equipments such as refrigerators and kitchen equipments also use them. Finally, they are extensively used for the color coated steel baseplate.

Customization:

Customers can find the best GI Steel Coil from JERO STEEL. Our GI Steel Coil is certified with SNI, SASO, SONCAP, JIS, ISO9001 and is packaged in standard export package. It meets the ASTM standard and the zinc is 20gsm-275gsm. The width is 600-1250mm and the technique used is cold rolled based. We offer competitive prices and fast delivery times, with a delivery time of 10-25 days. Payment terms include LC/TT/Paypal and we have a supply ability of 50000 tons per day.

Packing and Shipping:

GI Steel Coil is usually packaged in bundles or coils, and then placed in containers for shipping. The bundles are strapped and sealed to secure the steel coils during transport. In addition, the steel coils may be wrapped in plastic sheeting or protective paper to prevent moisture or rusting during storage or transport.

For overseas shipments, GI Steel Coil is usually shipped as FCL (full container load) or LCL (less than a container load). The most common containers used for overseas shipping are 20-foot or 40-foot containers. The steel coils must be stacked in the container, and secured with straps or banding. Depending on the load capacity of the container, the overall weight of the cargo should not exceed the container’s maximum load capacity. In addition, the weight should be distributed evenly across the container.