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Galvanized Steel Coils are produced by continuously hot-dip coating a layer of zinc firmly onto the surface of high-quality cold-rolled substrate. This zinc layer provides excellent sacrificial corrosion protection to the steel base, significantly extending the steel's service life. Our galvanized coils combine high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and good workability, widely used in construction, appliances, and automotive industries, offering an economical and efficient long-term anti-rust solution.
| Standard | ASTM / JIS / DIN / GB / GOST / EN |
| Grade | - USA (ASTM): ASTM A653 CS Type A/B/C, ASTM A653 SS Grade 33/40/50 |
| - China (GB): GB DX51D, GB DX52D, GB DX53D, GB SGCC | |
| - Japan (JIS): JIS SGCC, JIS SGH340, JIS SGH400, JIS SGH440 | |
| - Germany (DIN): DIN DX51D, DIN DX52D, DIN DX53D, DIN HX260LAD, DIN HX300LAD | |
| - EU (EN): EN DX51D, EN DX52D, EN DX53D, EN HX260LAD, EN HX300LAD | |
| Material | - Carbon Steel: Base steel is typically SPCC, DC01, or similar low-carbon grades, coated with zinc. |
| Sizes | Thickness: 0.2-6.0mm |
| Width: 600-1500mm | |
| Coating Mass: 30-600 g/m² |
Zinc coating provides long-lasting rust protection.
Low maintenance cost for durable applications.
Hot dipped galvanized steel coil is one of the most widely used and trusted materials in the steel industry, valued for its durability, corrosion resistance, and versatility. One of its most significant advantages is its superior protection against rust and corrosion. During the galvanizing process, a layer of zinc is metallurgically bonded to the surface of the steel through immersion in molten zinc. This coating acts as a protective barrier, preventing moisture, oxygen, and other corrosive elements from reaching the steel base. Even if the surface is scratched, the zinc continues to protect the exposed area through a process called "sacrificial protection," ensuring long-lasting performance in harsh environments.
Another key benefit of hot dipped galvanized coil is its outstanding durability and long service life. The zinc coating significantly increases the lifespan of the steel, often lasting decades without major maintenance. This makes it an ideal choice for outdoor and industrial applications such as roofing, wall panels, structural frames, and fencing. Its ability to withstand extreme weather conditions — from heavy rain and humidity to high temperatures — makes it a reliable material for infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing projects.
Hot dipped galvanized steel coils also offer excellent adhesion and surface finish, making them easy to paint, coat, or fabricate. The smooth and uniform zinc layer not only enhances the steel's aesthetic appearance but also provides an ideal surface for further processing. This makes it suitable for use in automotive parts, appliances, and decorative panels where both strength and visual appeal are important. Additionally, the consistent coating thickness ensures predictable performance and easy handling during cutting, bending, and welding operations.
Lastly, this material is known for its cost efficiency and sustainability. Galvanizing provides long-term protection at a relatively low cost compared to other corrosion-resistant treatments, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements. Furthermore, galvanized steel is fully recyclable, supporting environmentally friendly manufacturing practices. In summary, hot dipped galvanized steel coil combines strength, protection, and economy — offering a durable, low-maintenance, and eco-conscious solution for modern industry and construction needs.
Construction Industry: Roofing, wall cladding (substrate for color coating), ventilation ducts, light gauge steel framing.
Appliance Housings: Washing machine panels, refrigerator back plates, air conditioner outdoor unit casings.
Automotive Industry: Automotive underbody parts, fuel tanks, internal structural components.
General Use: Silos, feed troughs, cable trays, office partitions.
Galvanized coils are produced on a continuous hot-dip galvanizing line (CGL). The cold-rolled substrate is cleaned in an alkaline solution, rinsed, and annealed in a reduction furnace at 750–850°C under a H₂-N₂ atmosphere to restore ductility. It is then cooled and immersed in a molten zinc bath at 460±5°C. As the strip exits, air knives (nitrogen) precisely control coating thickness (e.g., Z60 to Z350). The coated strip is cooled and may undergo additional treatments like skin passing, tension leveling, or chemical passivation. Coating adhesion and uniformity are verified via bend tests and salt spray testing.
Our galvanized coils comply with ASTM, JIS, and EN standards and are certified under the ISO9001 quality management system. We strictly control zinc coating thickness, adhesion, and surface quality, and can provide salt spray test reports issued by third parties.
We offer diverse customization services:
Slitting to specified weights
Longitudinal Cutting/Slitting to precise widths
Cut-to-length (cutting coils into galvanized sheets)
Custom spangle type
Oiling/Passivation treatment
Galvanized coils are packaged with anti-rust paper and plastic film for moisture protection, reinforced with steel straps and edge protectors to prevent damage to the zinc layer during transportation. We work with professional and reliable logistics partners to ensure the products arrive safely at your designated port of destination. Shipments are available from major ports like Shanghai, Tianjin, delivering globally.
