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Galvanizing Services

We rely on steel to provide a strong and durable foundation for our buildings. However, while solid steel is a strong and durable material, it is not indestructible. Over time, rust can form on steel buildings, compromising their structural integrity

Galvanizing is a process that requires coating steel with zinc to prevent rusting. Zinc is an extremely corrosion-resistant and relatively inexpensive metal that acts as a sacrificial barrier between rust and the steel substrate. The zinc coating oxidizes and dissolves before the rust reaches the substrate surface. Dissolved zinc electrons flow to the part of the steel that needs protection

What is hot dip galvanizing?

Hot-dip galvanizing (HDG) is a variation of the standard galvanizing process that protects carbon steel well. With hot dip galvanizing, the steel substrate is dipped into a vat containing molten zinc. Zinc reacts with iron in steel (carbon steel is made up of about 90% iron) to form an alloy with excellent corrosion resistance

What are the benefits of hot dip galvanizing?

There are many advantages to using hot dip galvanized coated steel:

Durability - Hot-dip galvanizing provides long-lasting protection to steel structures and components. Zinc coating resists corrosion for 50 years or more

Toughness - The hot dip galvanized coating is very thick and forms a tight metallurgical bond with the steel substrate. This minimises the risk of damage from external forces

Low maintenance - galvanized coatings require little or no preventive maintenance, which reduces service and maintenance costs over time

Thorough Surface Coating - Unlike some other commonly used coating/finishing processes, hot dip galvanizing can cover the entire surface of the substrate, including crevices, edges, sharp corners and recessed areas. This provides more uniform protection and maximum corrosion resistance

Quick Application - The hot dip galvanizing process can be completed in just a few hours and the finished product is ready for immediate use/installation. This helps companies keep up with their tight manufacturing or production schedules

Economical - Hot dip galvanizing generally has lower upfront costs than many other popular steel coating techniques. Combined with low long-term maintenance costs, the process provides a cost-effective protection solution

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