Corrosion protection for steel structures and parts, by bonding layers of zinc to the surface.
Hot-dip galvanizing protects steel from corrosion by adhering layers of zinc to the surface. Our partner's galvanizing kettle handles parts up to 1.5 m wide by 3 m deep by 12.6 m long, and up to 5 tons.
Because the part is fully immersed in molten zinc, the coating reaches inside and outside surfaces, edges, and corners, and it bonds with the steel instead of sitting on top like paint. Where the coating is scratched, the surrounding zinc keeps protecting the exposed steel.
Zinc coatings on fabricated iron and steel products, such as structural shapes, plate, bar, and assemblies.
International standard for hot-dip galvanized coatings on fabricated iron and steel articles.
Mexican standard for hot-dip zinc coatings on iron and steel products.
Practice for providing high-quality zinc coatings, including how parts should be designed and prepared for galvanizing.
Repair of damaged or uncoated areas of hot-dip galvanized coatings.
Parts fabricated by our partner shops can go straight to galvanizing, so you receive finished, corrosion-protected steel without managing a second supplier. Typical galvanized products include:
Parts up to 1.5 m wide, 3 m deep, and 12.6 m long, weighing up to 5 tons.
ASTM A123, ISO 1461, NMX-H-004, ASTM A385, and ASTM A780.
Yes. Parts fabricated by our partner shops can go straight to galvanizing, so you receive finished, corrosion-protected steel from one project.
Damaged or uncoated areas are repaired following ASTM A780.
We can also help you establish your own manufacturing operation in Mexico.
Tell us about your project and we'll match it to the right shop.
