Hot Dip Galvanizing
Uneven thread surface with harden molten zinc deposits. Additional treatment such as re-tapping will be required
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.
Comparing electro-plating, hot-dip and mechanical galvanizing
Uneven thread surface with harden molten zinc deposits. Additional treatment such as re-tapping will be required
Even thread surface ready to use.
Fasterners, Washers, U-Bolt, I Bolt, Speakers, Springs, Clips, Chain, Rivet, Nails, Brackets.
Bolts and Nuts, Deck Screw, Self-Tapping Screw, Roof Fasteners, Marine Dock, Acoustical Ceiling.
Utility Pipes Systems, Electrical Appliance parts, Tie Rod, Welding Stud, Fastener Hardware, Chemical Plant Maintenance application parts, Load Lifting Applications.
Door Latches, Bearing Ring Assemblies, Seat Belt Anchor Bolt, Steering Control Products, Disc & Drum Break, Safety and Critical Parts.