Hot-Dip Galvanized iron wire refers to the product made of ordinary iron wire after hot-dip galvanizing processed from high quality low carbon steel coils, which are made of high quality low carbon steel, through drawing and forming, pickling and rust removal. Hot-Dip Galvanized Iron Wire has the advantages of corrosion resistance, high strength and long life.

Galvanized steel wire ropes feature compressed zinc coating for providing excellent corrosion resistance. With higher break strength yet lower price than stainless steel, galvanized steel wire ropes are widely used in general engineering applications such as winches and security ropes.

Tie Wire is a galvanized 16.5 gauge pliable metal wire intended to secure pvc conduit in trenches before pouring concrete. It is also used in drop ceiling applications and in securing rebar.

Galvanized steel pipe maintains a wide range of benefits, suitable for use in highly corrosive environments. The semi-smooth, zinc finish of galvanized steel pipe provides a layer of protection that is not seen in other types of protective materials. The galvanized coating process protects the underlying steel from encountering corrosive elements that could deteriorate the steel and ultimately weaken its structural integrity.

Coated in zinc, galvanized steel pipes are protected from oxidation and rust, which ultimately prevents deterioration of the pipe. They are a great option when you need to protect your steel pipes from a corrosive environment. The protective quality of galvanized pipe is created through a hot-dipping process, where the zinc then provides a protective layer that will rust away before any of the steel is affected. In terms of durability, a galvanized steel pipe can last well over 100 years, depending on the amount of corrosion exposure.

Galvanized pipes have a wide range of uses. In addition to oil and other low-pressure fluid pipelines, it is also used as oil well pipes in the petroleum industry, especially in offshore oil fields, oil heaters in chemical coking equipment, coal distillation, and oil washing converter pipes, bridges, etc. Pipe pile, mining tunnel support frame with pipe, etc.

Galvanized steel strip post-processing includes three aspects, phosphating, passivation, and pre-oiling. First, the passivation treatment of galvanized steel strips can improve the surface structure and gloss, improve the corrosion resistance and service life, and can improve the bonding strength of the coating and the base metal. The passivation treatment mainly adopts chromate passivation. Add some activators in the passivation solution, such as fluoride, phosphate, or sulfate, to get the chromate film thicker after the passivation. When fluoride in the passivation solution can reduce the surface tension of the steel strip, accelerate the film reaction, and can increase the chemical polishing effect so that the passive film is bright and delicate.

The galvanized steel strip is a material that is coated with a layer of a layer called (zinc), which is a layer of hot-rolled, long, and narrow strips of steel. Hot dip galvanizing has the advantages of uniform coating, strong adhesion, long service life, and so on. The complex physical and chemical reactions occurred between the substrate and the molten bath of the hot dip galvanized steel pipe, and the corrosion resistance of the zinc-iron alloy layer was formed. Alloy layer and pure zinc layer, strip matrix. So its corrosion resistance ability is strong.

The galvanized steel strip is a long and narrow sheet made with cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel. Through hot-dip galvanizing, a thick zinc layer is plated to offer a uniform surface. Also, after complex physical and chemical reactions, a corrosion-resistant zinc-iron alloy layer will be formed between the substrate and zinc molten bath. Generally, the steel strips are supplied in coils. According to the different base metals, you can find cold-rolled strips and hot-rolled strips.

Galvanized steel contains a coating of zinc oxide, which coats and protects the inner layer of steel and prevents/slows oxidation, corrosion and rusting. Galvanization is a process which has helped metal roofs and siding remain in tact for decades.

Corrugated metal roofing is made from steel coils. Typically, the steel will have an underlying layer applied that is normally galvanized or galvalume. The material is either left unpainted or sent to a painter. These coils are then shipped to a metal roofing supplier and they will corrugate the panels.

ASTM A36 steel has good strength and good formability. It is easy to machine, form, drill, machine, punch and cut. ASTM A36 steel plate has many uses, including ships, buildings, and bridges.