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Galvanized Steel sheet
Galvanizing is the process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel.
Carbon steel that has gone through this chemical process of galvanizing to keep it from corroding is called Galvanized Steel.
The zinc layers created during the galvanizing process produce a protective coat around the steel, locking out moisture and averting corrosion.
Galvanizing also enhances adhesion and abrasion resistance.
Country Of Origin : India
Advantages
Some of the advantages of Galvanized Sheets
Corrosion Resistance - High-grade pure zinc coupled with uniform coating ensures highest Red Rust resistance.
Uniform & Superior Zinc Adhesion - Superior Zinc adhesion is achieved through electrolytic cleaning of steel substrate before coating.
Absolute Flatness - Absolute flatness is possible through 'Wet Skin Passing', which ensures improved surface texture and superior shape retention.
Optimum Malleability & Ductility - Best substrate steel quality is achieved by applying close controls on process parameters right from Raw Material [Iron ore & Coal] stage to steel production ensuring desired quality right from Commercial to IF grades of steel.
Superior Paint Adhesion - True zero spangled surface with RA factor varying between 0.8 - 1.4 ensures superior paint adhesion, better finish due to absence of spangles/crushed spangles, which also lowers paint requirement and hence, lowers the cost.
Applications
Some of the applications of Galvanized Coils & Sheets include -
Automobile industry - Galvanized Coils & Sheets are used to produce air and oil filters, fuel and oil tanks, exhaust pipes etc.
Appliances industry - Galvanized Coils & Sheets are used to make various components of Air Conditioners, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Microwave Ovens, Air Coolers, Gas Stoves etc.
Galvanized steel sheet refers to carbon steel that has undergone a chemical process called galvanizing, where it's coated with a layer of zinc to prevent corrosion. The galvanizing process creates a protective barrier around the steel, effectively locking out moisture and other corrosion-inducing elements. This process not only shields the steel from rust but also enhances its overall durability, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications.
The key component in galvanized steel is the zinc coating. This layer is not merely a mechanical barrier but also serves as a sacrificial anode. When the steel is exposed to moisture or air, the zinc layer corrodes first, protecting the steel beneath.
The galvanizing process enhances adhesion between the zinc layer and the steel substrate. Electrolytic cleaning of the steel surface before zinc coating ensures superior adhesion, providing enhanced durability and abrasion resistance.
The high-grade pure zinc and uniform coating ensure maximum protection against corrosion. The zinc coating prevents the steel from oxidizing, thereby significantly increasing its lifespan.
The electrolytic cleaning process ensures that the zinc coating adheres uniformly and effectively to the steel, enhancing its long-term performance.
'Wet Skin Passing' technology enables absolute flatness of the steel sheets. This process refines the surface texture and maintains the superior shape retention for various applications.
Stringent control measures from the raw material stage to the final product ensure that the steel sheets achieve the desired level of malleability and ductility. This makes them ideal for applications requiring bending, shaping, and forming.
With a true zero spangled surface and a roughness average (RA) factor between 0.8 - 1.4, these steel sheets offer superior paint adhesion. The absence of spangles or crushed spangles not only results in a better finish but also reduces the amount of paint required, thereby lowering costs.
