Jain's Hot Dip Galvanise
Process Chart
Degreasing
Rinsing
Pickling
Rinsing
Fluxing
Drying Deck
Galvanizing
Quenching
Dichromatic
Optional for
articles contaminated by Oil, Grease
or paint.
(Dipping in
sodium hydroxide solution)
Dipping in Hot
Water (60° C)
to Clean the
Degreasing agent.
Dipping in
Hydrochloric acid bath at ambient temperature to scour the steel surface and remove any rust or scale
To remove excess Acid neutralize its effect and obtain a clean surface Solution of Zinc Ammonium Chloride to ensure efficient flow of Zinc over the surface to ensure good bonding To remove unwanted moisture and increase the steel temperature to required level for compete coating Bath of molten Zinc in a temperature range of 456° - 460° C. Product is gradully withdrawn to allow excess Zinc to drain off. For Cooling To prevent formation of white rust.

Results :

» Appearance of finish Galvanized coating may vary depending upon the chemical composition of the parent material.
» Final product appearance can range from bright shiny to dull gay. The dull gray colour is due to the high silica content in the steel.
» The protection offered by the galvanized coating is however not dependent on the colour and its effectiveness remains the same irrespective of colour.
» Our galvanized coating safeguards the material against corrosion in an exposed environment for more than 25 years under Indian    conditions. The period of protection is much longer in a less harsh and internal environment and can extend beyond 60-70 years.
Testing Facilities :
» Facilities for carrying out following tests are available in our laboratory. Tests are carried out in accordance iwht IS 2633-1986
» Elcometer Test
» Preece Test
» Strip Test
» Knife Edge Test
» Pivot Hammer Test
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