Galvanized steel sheet metal is to prevent corrosion on the surface of the steel plate to extend its service life, coated with a layer of metal zinc on the surface of the steel plate, this steel plate is called galvanized plate. It has the characteristics of excellent machining performance, good stamping resistance and corrosion resistance. Mainly used in: construction, home appliances, automobiles, containers, transportation and home industry and other fields. Especially steel structure construction, automobile manufacturing, steel silo manufacturing and other industries.

      Galvanized steel sheet metal: thickness of 0.12-1.5mm, width of 750-1250mm

      Galvanized steel sheet is an important material widely used in construction, home appliances, vehicle and vessel manufacturing, as well as container and electromechanical industries. Its characteristic is that its surface is covered with a layer of hot-dip or electroplated zinc. This zinc layer not only enhances the corrosion resistance of the steel plate, but also provides additional protection for it in various application environments.

      Galvanized steel sheet  have been widely used in various fields due to their excellent corrosion resistance and processing performance. In terms of household appliances, it is often used to make TV cases, audio speaker covers, etc; In the field of automotive parts, galvanized steel plates are often used to manufacture car light reflectors and heat sinks. In addition, the construction industry is also an important application area for galvanized steel sheets, which are used to manufacture building components such as roofs, walls, corridors, and even as building templates. Mechanical components such as gear shaft sleeves and textile machine drum liners are often made of galvanized steel plates. At the same time, galvanized steel plates are widely used in the field of furniture manufacturing, such as the manufacture of bookshelves, wardrobes, etc. In addition, galvanized steel plates can also be seen in fields such as shipbuilding, aerospace, and medical equipment.