What is Mechanical Galvanizing

Mechanical Galvanizing is a controlled process that serves the same prupose as Hot-DIp Galvanizing where they both provide a protective layer of zinc coating function as a sacrificial or cathodic protection to a steel surface. The major difference in Mechanical Galvanizing compared to Hot-Dip Galvanizing is it operates in a room temperature which does not need medium voltage electricity (electroplating) or heat (Hot-Dip) as part of the process. The process of zinc coating is instead generated by a rotating barrel which transfers it's mechanical energy via glass mean impact and constantly instigates the zinc to be mechanically boned to the steel surface.