Galvanneal

Galvanneal is a galvanized steel that looks and feels like galvanized steel. It is most closely related to hot-dip galvanizing. Galvanneal steel is produced by immersing the material in a zinc alloy liquid bath. This zinc hews to the surface without affecting the metallurgical properties of the zinc layer or steel. This is the simplest form of the hot-dip galvanizing process.

Galvannealed steel, when combined with paint and primer, provides enhanced corrosion protection and is highly resistant to paint peeling and blistering. Products made from Galvannealed steel include household appliances, components of a vehicle, and exterior building elements, such as covers, partitions, roof decking, and cabinets.

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

ASTM Galvannealed steel sheet is a zinc-coated (galvanized) or zinc-iron alloy-coated (Galvannealed) steel sheet that has been hot-dip galvanized or Galvannealed. Based on mechanical qualities, high-strength low alloy, structural, bake hardenable, and solution hardened steel are available in wide grade varieties.

• Width Range: 2”-72” (60”-72” available in .024”-.070”)
• ASTM Spec: A653
• Typical Grades: CS, SS (Gr33-80), HSLA grades, FS, DDS, EDDS, Dual Phase, TRIP
• Coatings: A25 (ZF75), A40 (ZF120), A60 (ZF180), 30a/30a, 40a/40a, 50a/50a, 60a/60a
• Surface Treatments: Passivated (RoHS compliant available) or non-passivated, oiled or dry, temper rolled, pre-lubed, tension levelled