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Product Description

Overview & Basic Info
Model NO.
DX51D, DC51D, SGCC, DX53D, DC53D, SGH 340, HC260LAD
Certification
ISO, RoHS
Surface Treatment
Galvanized
Technique
Cold Rolled
Application
Construction Applications
Edge
Slit Edge/Mill
Transport Package
Wooden Pallets with Water-Proof Paper
Origin
China
Product Description
Galvanized Steel Coil 1
Galvanized Steel Coil 2
Galvanized Steel Coil 3

Galvanized steel sheets/coils are a type of corrosion-resistant steel product manufactured by applying a zinc coating to the surface of cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel substrates via hot-dip galvanizing or electro-galvanizing processes. The zinc coating forms a physical barrier against air and moisture, and provides cathodic protection—even if the coating is scratched, the zinc will corrode preferentially to protect the underlying steel from rusting.

Product Details
1. Core Production Methods
Process Technical Principles Key Characteristics Typical Coating Weight
Hot-Dip Galvanizing Steel substrate is cleaned then immersed in molten zinc bath (440–460℃). Zinc reacts with steel to form a zinc-iron alloy layer. Thick coating, strong adhesion, excellent corrosion resistance; surface may have spangles. 60–275 g/m² (G30, G60, G90)
Electro-Galvanizing Zinc ions are deposited on the steel surface via electrolysis under low voltage. Thin, uniform coating; smooth, bright surface; no spangles; good paintability. 5–40 g/m²
2. Classification by Surface Appearance
Type Features Application Scenarios
Spangled Zinc crystals form flower-like patterns (regular, minimized, or big spangle). Roof panels, wall cladding, agricultural equipment.
Zero-Spangle Smooth, flat surface inhibited by trace elements or controlled cooling. Home appliance shells, automotive parts, decorative components.
Product Parameters
Parameter Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Electro-Galvanized Steel
Thickness 0.2–3.0 mm (coils); 0.3–6.0 mm (sheets) 0.12–2.0 mm (coils); 0.15–2.0 mm (sheets)
Width 600–1500 mm (standard); up to 2000 mm 500–1250 mm (standard)
Coil Inner Diameter 508 mm / 610 mm 508 mm / 610 mm
Coil Weight 3–15 tons 1–8 tons
Product Advantages
  • Superior Rust Resistance: Zinc coating physical barrier + cathodic protection, 15–30 years outdoor service life.
  • High Cost-Effectiveness: 1/3–1/2 the price of stainless steel, minimal maintenance cost.
  • Easy Processing: Cuttable, bendable, weldable, fits complex forming needs.
  • Excellent Paintability: Paintable/laminable after passivation.
  • Eco-Friendly & Recyclable: Chromium-free process compliant with global standards, ≥90% recycling rate.
  • Wide Application Scope: Temperature-resistant (-40°C to 100°C), ideal for harsh environments.
Key Applications

Widely used in construction (roofing, siding), home appliances (washing machines, refrigerators), automotive industry (body parts), and industrial equipment manufacturing due to its strength and durability.

Packing & Delivery
Packing 1
Packing 2
Packing 3
Professional Services
  • 24-hour online support
  • Free samples provided
  • Support full customization
  • Rigorous factory inspection (material, quantity, pressure)
  • Reliable packaging for sea transportation
  • Long-term quality assurance
Team Service
Manufacturing Excellence

With over 15+ years of manufacturing experience, we specialize in high-quality galvanized steel, stainless steel, and various structural steel products. Our facility covers more than 8,000 square meters with an annual capacity reaching 100,000 tons. We maintain a strong supply chain to ensure competitive pricing and premium quality for clients worldwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between hot-dip galvanizing and electro-galvanizing?
Hot-dip galvanizing provides a thick zinc layer (60–275 g/m²) for superior outdoor corrosion resistance. Electro-galvanizing offers a thinner, uniform layer (5–40 g/m²) with a smooth finish, ideal for indoor decorative use and painting.
Can galvanized steel be used in coastal areas?
Yes. For coastal environments, we recommend hot-dip galvanized steel with a G90 coating grade or Zn-Al-Mg alloy coatings to provide extra protection against salt spray.
How should I handle galvanized steel after welding?
Welding removes the protective zinc layer at the joint. You should repair the area using zinc-rich paint (with at least 90% zinc content) to restore anti-rust performance.
What is the storage life of these products?
Oiled galvanized steel typically lasts 3–6 months in dry storage, while passivated steel can last up to 12 months. Always avoid humid or acidic environments.
Which international standards do you comply with?
Our products comply with major global standards including ASTM A653 (US), EN 10346 (EU), JIS G3302 (Japan), and GB/T 2518 (China).
Is spangled galvanized steel suitable for painting?
Zero-spangle galvanized steel is the preferred choice for painting due to its ultra-smooth surface. Spangled types are generally used directly for their aesthetic decorative appearance.

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