Galvanized Sheets

Galvanized Sheet is also known as “corrugated” iron or pailing, widely used in Construction building, made up of hot dip galvanized mild steel, cols rolled to produce a lines or waves on it, galvanized sheets are light weight and easy to move. Galvanized sheets invented in the 1820s in Britain by Henry Palmer, architect and engineer to the London Dock Company. It was originally made from wrought iron.

The uses of after-fabrication galvanized steel are usually exterior in nature because the zinc coating is relatively thick (3.0 – 6 mils, 75 – 150 microns, 1.7 to 3.6 oz/sq. ft.) and will protect steel from corrosion in most atmospheric conditions for 50 to 100 years. Galvanized sheet is suitable for interior applications because of the relatively thin coating (0.45 oz on each side), unless it is painted after galvanizing.

Galvanized Sheet markets include the building construction industry, residential housing, commercial developers, the farming community and the common people house roof. The targeted market regions are Africa, Eastern Europe, South Asia, and Middle East while China, Vietnam, and Thailand are the main producers.

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