Hot-Dip Galvanizing
A corrosion-protection process in which fabricated steel is cleaned then immersed in molten zinc at 840°F, forming an intermetallic alloy layer. Used on fire escapes, outdoor hangers, and coastal fire-protection structures.
A corrosion-protection process in which fabricated steel is cleaned then immersed in molten zinc at 840°F, forming an intermetallic alloy layer. Used on fire escapes, outdoor hangers, and coastal fire-protection structures.