Rust - Resistant Galvanized Coils for Long - Term Use

The process of creating hot dipped galvanized steel coils entails putting coils of steel into a contained area of liquid zinc. The hot zinc then galvanizes the steel into a bonded form. The steel is placed into a bath of molten zinc which creates a metallurgical bond with the steel, forming a thick durable coat. It has been shown that the hot dipped galvanized method protects against corrosion better than other methods. Railroad tracks, power transmission towers, and marine structures are all examples of places that make use of these steel coils. The zinc coating has protective qualities so most scrapes and scratches made to the steel are able to repair. Galvanized steel coils of this type are constantly being produced because the process is so efficient, but the coils produced are high quality. Because these hot dipped galvanized steel coils can be recycled, it makes them environmentally friendly.