| Brand Name: | Raymond |
Z275 Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Sheet Q235 Q345 for Structural and Fabrication Applications
1. Product Overview
Hot dipped galvanized steel sheet is widely used in structural fabrication and general industrial applications where corrosion resistance and mechanical performance are required.
Common issues include:
Corrosion in humid or outdoor environments
Coating consistency affecting durability
Deformation during forming or processing
These factors directly influence service life and processing stability.
2. Technical Solution
Hot dip galvanizing forms a zinc coating layer on the steel surface by immersing it into molten zinc.
Key characteristics:
Zinc coating range: 40–450 g/m²
Sacrificial corrosion protection mechanism
Uniform coating improves durability and stability
3. Specifications
|
Parameter |
Value |
|---|---|
|
Thickness |
0.09–3.8 mm |
|
Width |
750–1500 mm |
|
Length |
Custom |
|
Zinc Coating |
40–450 g/m² |
|
Surface |
Regular / Minimized / Zero Spangle |
|
Surface Treatment |
Chromated / Oiled / Anti-fingerprint |
4. Application
Structural fabrication
Sheet metal processing
Industrial equipment
Home appliances
Roofing panels after roll forming
5. Processing / Usage
Cut from galvanized steel coil
Cutting or stamping
Bending or roll forming
Welding or assembly
6. Advantages
Zinc coating up to 450 g/m²
Wide thickness range
Multiple surface options
Stable dimensional performance
7. How to Choose
Use Z275 for outdoor applications
Use Z120 for indoor environments
Select thickness based on structural requirements
Choose surface based on coating or forming process
8. FAQ
Q1: How to select zinc coating?
Z275 or higher is recommended for outdoor environments.
Q2: What thickness is used for roofing?
Typically 0.3–0.8 mm before forming into roofing panels.
Q3: How to choose surface type?
Zero spangle is suitable for painting, regular spangle for structural use.