Hot-dip galvanizing, more precisely known as diffusion galvanizing of steel products in a molten zinc alloy above the zinc melting temperature of 450-460 degrees Celsius.
The word “diffusion” is a key term indicating that zinc diffuses into the steel material. Diffusion determines that among all passive methods of protecting steel against corrosion, hot-dip galvanizing is one of the most effective. Galvanizing is a process of refining steel.
Hot-dip galvanizing is covered by EU standards, which impose specific quality requirements on the Branch, thereby forcing our facility to use the best available technological solutions. Additionally, market and customer demands encourage us to seek new, more perfect solutions.
