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Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coil
https://www.cumic.com/products/hot-dipped-galvanized-steel-coil/
OVERVIEW OF HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED STEEL COIL
Hot-dip galvanizing refers to the process of applying a protective zinc coating to a china special steel sheet or iron sheet, in order to prevent rusting. As the full hard steel has undergone acid washing followed by a rolling process through the zinc pot, a layer of zinc film is applied to the sheet’s surface. Henceforth, hot dipped galvanized steel sheet in coil (GI) is produced. High quality china hot dipped galvanized steel coil with reasonable price is a popular steel product with high level of corrosion resistance, paintability, and workability. It is frequently used in a broad spectrum of industries and sectors. As China galvanized steel coil suppliers, Cumic is determined to supply highly cost effective galvanized steel coil china. Meanwhile, Cumic could give customers reasonable hot dipped galvanised steel coil price.
FEATURES OF HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED STEEL COIL
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Thanks to the self-sacrificing characteristic of zinc, hot dipped china galvanised steel sheet coils are capable of outstanding performance in regard to anti-corrosion ability processability.
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Steel manufacturers can select and produce the desired amount of zinc gilded and in particular enables thick zinc layers (maximum 120g/m2).
PARAMETER OF HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED STEEL COIL
Standard JIS / EN / ASTM Standard
Grades SGCC/SGCD/SGCE,SGHC,SGC280GD/SGC340/SGC400/SGC440/SGC490/SGC570
S220GD/S250GD/S280GD/S320GD/S350GD/S550GD
SS230/SS250/SS275/SS340/SS380/SS410/SS480/SS550
A653 CS-A/ CS-B, ASTM A653Gr.33/Gr.37/Gr.40/Gr.50/Gr.80,
DX51D/DX52D/DX53D/DX54D/DX56D etc.
H220PD/H300PD/H180YD/H200YD/H260YD
H180BD/H220BD/H260BD/H300BD
H260LAD/H340LAD/H420LAD
DP590/DP780
Coating Z60-Z450 or G40/G60/G90/G120/G150
Spangle Regular spangle / Minimized spangle / Zero spangle
Sizes Thickness:0.12mm-4.5mm Width: 900mm-1500mm.
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