Our galvanized steel strips are available in a wide range of dimensions, grades, and finishes to suit diverse project requirements. The following table outlines the typical specifications:

The production of high-quality galvanized steel strip involves a continuous hot-dip galvanizing process. The process begins with a cold-rolled steel strip substrate, which undergoes thorough surface preparation: first, it passes through electrolytic cleaning and pickling to remove rolling oils, iron oxides, and surface contaminants. The cleaned strip is then annealed in a controlled atmosphere furnace to restore the steel's ductility and prepare the surface for optimal zinc adhesion. After annealing, the strip is continuously passed through a molten zinc bath at approximately 450-460°C, where a metallurgical reaction occurs between the iron in the steel and the zinc, forming a series of zinc-iron alloy layers. As the strip exits the bath, a system of air knives (high-pressure air jets) removes excess zinc to precisely control the coating thickness and ensure a uniform surface finish. After cooling, the strip undergoes post-treatments such as chromate passivation, oiling, or anti-fingerprint coating. The finished galvanized strip is then inspected, recoiled, and ready for slitting or further processing.

Our galvanized steel strips are packed using seaworthy, export-grade methods to ensure the integrity of the zinc coating during transit. Coils are securely strapped at multiple points (typically 4 or more places) with high-strength steel strapping to prevent movement and damage during handling and shipping. For added protection against moisture, salt spray, and handling damage, reinforced wrapping with waterproof paper, plastic film, and wooden battens is applied. Packaging materials comply with ISPM 15 standards (using heat-treated wooden pallets and cases) for international shipping. Each coil is clearly labeled with product specifications, grade, coil weight, and handling instructions. Coils typically weigh between 3 and 10 tons, with inner diameters of 508mm or 610mm. Standard delivery time is within 30 days by container and within 50 days by bulk cargo ship. Bulk cargo shipping options are also available for large orders. Customized packaging solutions are available upon request.

Galvanized steel strip is a highly versatile material with a wide range of applications across multiple industries.

1. Construction Industry: Used for roof and wall cladding, corrugated sheets, curved profiles, foamed sandwich panels, roof tiles, rainwater gutters, metal and garage doors, wall panels, partitions, ceiling panels, suspended frames, interior metal doors and windows, and profiles for exterior cabinets of white appliances.
2. Automotive Industry: Used for inner and outer body panels, crash-relevant structural parts, A and B pillars, seat structures, sills, roofs, doors, and exposed components.
3. Household Appliance Industry: Used in the manufacturing of washing machines, stoves, control cabinets, and other household appliances.
4. General Manufacturing: Used for making pipes, cutting sheets, small tools, corrugated sheets, containers, fences, glass curtain walls, aluminum curtain walls as columns and stress materials, outdoor telecommunications towers, highways, and other open-air construction steel.
5. Other Applications: Load-bearing profiles and modular shelving systems where high shape accuracy is required.