Hot Dip Galvanizing Job Work
The proper description for hot-dip galvanizing is the coating procedure that results from submerging the steel in a bath of molten zinc. As a result of the development of a highly hard iron-zinc surface, alloy and the construction of electrochemical protection phenomena between the zinc and the substrate to be protected, mechanically robust and long-lasting protection against corrosion is created.
By acting as a barrier between the steel’s surface and the hostile environment and by corroding in place of the steel due to the two metals’ different electrochemical potentials, zinc safeguards the product in two different ways. Additionally, the fluid zinc penetrates the interior of structures with hollow portions and coats every surface. The resulting metallic coating is flawlessly continuous and shock-resistant.
Because of its durability, the hot-dip galvanizing process has undergone constant improvement, making it one of the most cutting-edge corrosion prevention techniques at the moment.
Gunatit’s In-House Hot Dip Galvanizing Plant Caters To Different Sectors Of The Market Such As :

Transmission Line Power

Railway Electrification

Solar Structure

Cable Trays

Earthing Strip

Gratings

Crash Barriers
