Corrugated Hot-dip Galvanised Roofing Sheet Z120 1.2mm DX51D
Description:
Galvanized tile is a steel sheet coated with a layer of zinc on its
surface.
Galvanized tile is a steel sheet coated with a layer of zinc.
Galvanizing is an economical and effective corrosion protection
method, and about half of the world's zinc production is used in
this process.
Galvanized tiles coat the surface of a steel sheet with a layer of
zinc, protecting the surface from corrosion and extending its life.
This galvanized steel sheet is called galvanized steel sheet.
Product Advantages
Galvanized tiles are widely used in a variety of environments and
have a long corrosion protection life, which varies depending on
the environment.
Low treatment costs: Galvanized tiles have lower corrosion
protection costs than other coatings.
Long-lasting: In suburban areas, standard galvanized anticorrosion
coatings can last more than 50 years without repair. In urban and
coastal areas, standard galvanized anticorrosion coatings can last
up to 20 years without repair.
Reliability. Because the galvanized coating is metallurgically
bonded to the steel and becomes part of the solid surface, the
durability of the coating is relatively reliable.
The coating is tough and the galvanized layer forms a special
metallurgical structure that withstands mechanical damage during
transport and use.
Integrity protection: All parts of the coated component are
galvanized, even in recesses, sharp corners, and hidden areas.
Time and labor savings. Galvanizing is faster than other coating
methods, saving time spent on site painting after installation.
Precautions
Wear necessary safety equipment (gloves, helmet, safety belt, other
tools, etc.).
Installation requires a master familiar with the operation.
The skeleton must be installed securely.
When installing walking on tiles, step on the center of the tile
and not on the edge of the tile.
Install with care during inclement weather.
