2. Hot-dip galvanizing – General information
2.1 Benefits of galvanizing
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The parts are fully protected
Hot-dip galvanized to standard ISO 1461 is totally protected, inside and out (surfaces, edges, holes, welds...), even in the most inaccessible places (tanks, hollow bodies, tubes...), thanks to the immersion technique in a liquid zinc bath.
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Zinc coating corrodes very slowly
A finished galvanized product has very low zinc losses over time, expressed in µm/year.
This feature enables zinc to form an effective barrier between steel and the aggressive agents of different environments (table
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Hot-dip galvanizing – General information
Bibliography
Websites
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IZA (International Zinc Association)
IZA was founded in 1991 by a group of the world's leading zinc producers. Its mission is to collect data, conduct studies and research, and communicate on zinc.
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EGGA (European General Galvanizers Association)
Standards and norms
- Hot-dip galvanizing of finished cast-iron and steel products – Specifications and test methods - NF EN ISO 1461 - juillet 2009
- Zinc coatings – Guidelines and recommendations for corrosion protection of iron and steel in buildings – Part 1: General design principles and corrosion resistance - NF EN ISO 14713-1 - mars 2010
- Steel products – Requirements for hot-dip galvanizing steel components - NF A...
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