Hot-dip galvanising

Hot-dip galvanising protects steel from corrosion. In this process, the steel object is immersed in molten zinc (approx. 450° C). The process distinguishes between (discontinuous) piece galvanising and (continuous) strip galvanising, whereby strip galvanised steel is a semi-finished product that is formed, stamped or cut to size after the process. In contrast, piece galvanised components are first constructed and then galvanised.

Prerequisites for use:

Immersion baths with zinc heated to approx. 450° C.