Coating
| Hot Dip Galvanized | Electrogalvanized |
|---|---|
| A common treatment of high - tensile fasteners in which the material is submerged in molten zinc (above 450 Degree C) producing a constant oxide coating. The steel and liquid zinc bond together. | A process where zinc is applied by using a current of electricity. |
Less Maintenance Required
Self-maintaining, thicker, and maintenance costs of these steel items are inevitable lower
Longer Life
On steel can excess long life, continually protecting steel against corrosive elements
Environmentally Friendly
The longevity of the maintenance-free coating provides environmental and economic benefits. Zinc exists naturally, so the byproducts released into the atmosphere are not harmful
Lower Costs
Lower initial cost than a lot of other commonly specified corrosion protection coating for steel
Safety
Corrosion and rust with unprotected metal can weaken structures and create unsafe surface and edge for workers
