What is Galvanized Sheet?
Galvanized Sheet Properties
Galvanized sheet is obtained by coating low-carbon cold and hot rolled sheet coils with zinc in customer-specified dimensions using the immersion method. It has a thickness of 0.27 mm – 2.00 mm and a width of 550 – 1300 mm. The coating thickness is 122 – 350 gr per cubic meter, and the inner core diameters are 508 – 610 mm. You can examine the page for detailed information. Coil weight ranges from 4 – 12 tons. It can be produced in ridge, trapezoidal, corrugated, or coil shapes according to demand. The aim of galvanizing is to increase the corrosion resistance of the base metal by using a coating of aluminum and zinc as a sacrificial anode. The sacrificial anode corrodes and protects the underlying steel from corrosion.
Galvanized Sheet Usage Areas
It is long-lasting and suitable for deep drawing and metal spinning. It is very practical to solder and paint easily. It does not flake when folded. You can access galvanized sheet, which is fire-resistant, economical, and practical, at ernmetal.com.tr. Galvanized sheet production involves pre-treatment, annealing, tempering, galvanizing, tension leveling, and optional oiling to form coils. Flat steel coils are coated with zinc or a zinc-iron alloy by immersion. It is used in suspended ceilings, roof insulation, corner profiles, shed production, prefabricated house construction, support profiles for window systems, packaging industry, pipe manufacturing, fuel and water tanks, coating processes, ventilation industry, and in the manufacturing of white goods and cars. In addition to these, it is used in the automotive, white goods sectors, and various areas of the construction/building sector. Some of these areas include cable tray production, control panels, steel structure manufacturing, metal goods and panels, storage rack units, and ventilation units. It is also used in many other industrial areas.
