Galvalume

Galvalume is a coating made of silicon, aluminum, and zinc coating that is applied to metals, typically steel, to prevent oxidation. Similar to galvanizing, it is a protective metal coating that shields the basic metal.

Iron-based alloys that are prone to rust are typically protected with Galvalume. Galvalume-coated steel resists oxidation better than plain carbon steel because zinc and aluminum shield the underlying steel from the environment. Additionally, the zinc will oxidize more quickly than the steel it comes into touch with.

• Automotive
• Appliances
• Food Industry
• Metal Studs
• Metal Furniture/Shelving
• Construction Industry
• Telecommunication Industry

It is extensively utilized in the high-temperature and electrical industries, building materials, medical equipment, chemistry, agriculture, food, and ship parts. It also applies to the packaging of food and beverages, trains, kitchenware, conveyor belts, planes, automobiles, screen mesh, nuts, bolts, springs, etc.

It is extensively utilized in the high-temperature and electrical industries, building materials, medical equipment, chemistry, agriculture, food, and ship parts. It also applies to the packaging of food and beverages, trains, kitchenware, conveyor belts, planes, automobiles, screen mesh, nuts, bolts, springs, etc.

• Thickness: .012″ – .080″
• Width Range: 2”-60” (49” and wider subject to minimum order quantities)
• ASTM Spec: A792
• Typical Grades: CS, SS (Gr33-80), FS and High temperature steel
• Coatings: AZM100 (AZ35), AZM150 (AZ50), AZM165 (AZ55), AZ180 (AZ60)
• Surface Treatments: Passivated (RoHS compliant) or non-passivated, oiled or dry, acrylic (Galvalume Plus), temper rolled, tension levelled