GB Galvanized Metal Plate With Corrosion Resistance Yield Strength 140-300MPa

Product Description:

Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Sheet, produced for applications where corrosion resistance is important, offers extended lifetime for manufacturers without compromising on consumer satisfaction with an attractive surface finish.

Chesterfield provides hot dipped galvanized steel sheet & coil in accordance with the ASTM requirements, with a variety of customer-driven surface finish options.

The hot-dip process is responsible for the creation of a layer of zinc on each side of the steel sheet or coil, tightly adhered through the formation of an iron-zinc alloy bonding layer, which forms as a result of a diffusion process when the heated steel is in contact with molten zinc.

Features:

• Product Name: Galvanized Steel Sheet
• Thickness: 0.12-3mm
• Length: 1000mm-6000mm
• Elongation: 20%-30%
• Tensile Strength: 270-500MPa
• Surface Treatment: Galvanized
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• Galvanized Metal Plate
• GI Plain Sheet Thickness
• Steel Sheet Thickness

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Applications:

JERO STEEL galvanized steel plates are made from the highest quality raw materials and are produced with strict quality control measures. The plates have excellent tensile strength of 270-500MPa, and are available in various sizes with a width of 25-1500mm. The plates feature a regular spangle or zero spangle, with a coil ID of 508-610MM and an elongation of 20%-30%. The plates are certified by SNI BIS SABER SONCAP ISO9001 ISO9001, and are available at competitive prices. JERO STEEL galvanized steel plates are the perfect choice for a wide range of applications, such as roofing, cladding, structural panels, and other residential, commercial, and industrial uses. They are durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to install, making them a popular choice for gi plain sheet and gi plain sheet price.

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Packing and Shipping:

Packaging and Shipping for Galvanized Steel Sheet:

Galvanized steel sheet is typically packaged and shipped in bundles, with each bundle containing a maximum of 20 sheets. Each bundle is wrapped in protective plastic film and securely strapped onto a pallet. All bundles are then shrink-wrapped to ensure protection against weather and moisture damage during transportation. The pallet is then loaded onto a truck, ready for shipment.