Article | REF: M1530 V1

Hot-dip galvanizing - Principle

Author: Danièle QUANTIN

Publication date: September 10, 2004

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3. Main stages in a galvanizing operation

Whatever the process ( § 1 , § 2 , § 3 ), some basic operations have the same functions, but are applied using different technologies.

  • Surface preparation

    The main aim is to clean the steel surface of exogenous dirt (dust, oil, abrasion fines) and endogenous dirt (oxides).

    Depending on the process, a fluxing step can be added to improve and regulate steel/zinc reactivity.

    These operations determine the quality of the interface (regularity, distribution of alloys) and, consequently, contribute to the final adhesion...

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