Galvanizing Procedure 

Hot Dip Galvanizing is the Process of Applying a Zinc Coating to Fabricated Iron and Steel components by immersing the Material in a furnace consisting primarily of molten Zinc.

Zinc applied to iron and steel can add many years to the life of a component of facility. It is true that no other coating can match the blockade and cater protection that zinc provides.

Galvanizing Process

Degreasing

Pickling

Fluxing

Drying

Quenching

Finishing

Advantages of Galvanizing

• Galvanizing Provides abrasion resistant coating for an exceptionally longer period.
• No other protective coating can match this unique process.
• Since Galvanizing involves coating Zinc with base Steel at a considerably low cost and relatively high negligible maintenance for a longer period, it is the most cost saving and effective cost reduction coating today.
• The galvanized coating becomes part of the steel surface as it forms zinc–iron alloy layers and metallurgically bonds to the base steel.
• The corrosion rate is extremely slow compared to other conventional coatings.
• The mechanical properties of commonly galvanized steel are not affected by galvanizing.