In outdoor constructions and harsh weather conditions, subject to natural elements, chemicals, and other related issues, hot-dip galvanization is the optimal method for the project.

In the molten zinc bath, before introducing any other alloying elements to control the growth of the alloyed coating, the thickness of the alloyed coating depends on the temperature and the immersion time, not on the movement speed of the part. Conversely, the thickness of the pure zinc coating depends on the movement speed, not on the temperature and immersion time. The dissolution rate of iron depends on the immersion time. The longer the immersion time, the more iron is dissolved, resulting in a poorer quality of the coating, and at the same time, the thickness of the metallic coating increases. The base metal composition also significantly affects the galvanization process.

Of all common surface treatment techniques for steel, galvanization provides the best corrosion protection. During the galvanization process, the metal is alloyed with the base material, ensuring that the galvanized layer does not peel off as it would when using paint to create a protective layer.

Specifications: Diameter of the body ranges from ø6 to ø36. Length: From 10 to 1000mm. Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, colored metals. Strength grade: 4.6, 5.6, 6.8, 8.8 Thread pitch: According to metric or inch threads. Surface: White zinc, yellow zinc, black dye, hot-dip galvanization.

Standards: DIN 931, DIN 933, ASTM, GB, JIS, ISO, TCVN Origin: Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Vietnam

Applications of galvanization - zinc plating:

With its outstanding advantages in surface protection, hot-dip galvanization demonstrates its useful values. The molten zinc process guarantees the quality of structural steel construction in the industrialization and modernization of the country.

- Restoration of worn-out parts: Renew the product's surface when affected by environmental factors.

- Create a durable anti-corrosion layer on new components like bolts.

- Create a decorative layer on plastic or wood surfaces.

- Provide protection to metal structures in different environments like open air, coastal areas, and industrial atmospheres.

- The most common application is still the creation of zinc and aluminum coatings for corrosion resistance in various conditions.

Moreover, hot-dip galvanization offers superior qualities to products that no other surface protection can compare to:

- With most steel types on the market, galvanization provides long-term economic value. In some cases, the initial cost of galvanization is also the lowest.

- Galvanized products have excellent durability, with resistance to impacts during transportation and usage (thanks to the self-healing properties of zinc).

- The surface coating becomes an integral part of the protected steel.

- Jikon's company processes and galvanizes products to your specific requirements, such as anchor bolts, threaded rods, tie rods, serrated bolts, connection bolts, and more. If you have any needs, please contact our company for advice on reasonable prices and quality.