Galvanized Zinc 0.2mm x 30cm x 48m

Galvanization is the process of providing a protective zinc coating for iron and steel which aims to protect it from rust.

Galvanization is generally carried out by the hot dip method where steel is dipped in molten zinc.

In plain view what is the difference between galvanized and zincalume? Galvanized can be identified by the color that is silver or bronze but not shiny or matte. This color is also called dull silver. While zincalume because of its high zinc content, it will be shiny silver or glossy silver. Although of course the level of gloss is still below stainless steel.

Galvanized has various thickness levels. Starting from 1 micron (thousandth of a millimeter) to 9 microns or more. For a thickness of 1 micron, manufacturers usually provide a guarantee of 3 years anti-rust (3years rustfree) and for a thickness of 7 microns, manufacturers can guarantee up to 30 years. Galvanizing process is there are two kinds. First is electro-plating or UCP Galvanized. This process is by giving electricity in a galvanized pool. So that the galvanized particles stick to the iron to the desired thickness.

The second process is hot-dip galvanized, which is by dipping the iron into a hot galvanized pool. The more often the dyed the thicker the galvanized layer. In addition to metal coating, for the anti-rust process it is also known as zinc chromate paint. Zincromat paint is used in the shipbuilding industry and in contact with water. Zincromat Resistance with 2 applications can be up to 2 years.

PT SAUDARA ABADI SELARAS MAKMUR sells various sizes of galvanized zinc.

Specifications:

Galvanized Zinc
30cm tall
48meters long
0.2mm thick
20kg weight

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