Hot-dip galvanising is a vital process used to safeguard steel objects against corrosion, ensuring their longevity and durability. In this process, a protective zinc coating is applied to steel surfaces to shield them from the damaging effects of rust and corrosion.
The hot-dip galvanising process involves immersing steel objects in a bath of molten zinc at temperatures reaching approximately 450 degrees Celsius. This high temperature facilitates the bonding of zinc to the steel surface, forming a resilient alloy that provides unparalleled protection against corrosion.
Following galvanising, residual zinc ashes, known as "zinc skimmings," are left behind in the galvanising bath. These zinc skimmings are meticulously removed after each galvanising cycle. At Rezinal, we specialize in processing these zinc ashes generated during the hot-dip galvanising of various steel structures, including steel wires and pipes.
By effectively managing and recycling zinc ashes, Rezinal plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability within the hot-dip galvanising industry, ensuring that valuable resources are utilized efficiently while minimizing environmental impact.
Rezinal products used for hot-dip galvanising are zinc metal and zinc alloys.
