Thickness: 0.25mm ~ 3.2mm. Grade: ASTM A792M,AZ150,CQ (ROHS) Material: Aluzinc. Carbon: 55% aluminium,43.4% zinc and 1.6% silicon.

There is a visible difference between the two as an aluminum-zinc alloy metal appears to almost have a matte finish. Galvanized metal corrodes linearly, and eventually, the zinc coating is completely depleted, whereas an aluminum-zinc alloy experiences some corrosion, but on a smaller and less significant scale.

AluZinc Coil is, in fact, a cold-rolled steel that is galvanized with an innovative coating consisting of 55% aluminum, 43.3% zinc, and 1.6% silicon. The composition of this coating makes the steel an astonishing six times more resistant to corrosion than standard galvanized metal.

Bending after hot-dip galvanizing is sometimes necessary if the parts do not fit into their intended spot. When galvanized steel is bent after the coating has formed, there is no issue with cold work, but there can be an issue with the coating cracking or crazing in the area of the bend.

The zinc coating of hot-dipped galvanized steel will last in the harshest soil is 35 to 50 years and in less corrosive soil 75 years or more. Although humidity affects corrosion, temperature itself has less of an impact. Galvanized zinc coatings respond well in extreme cold and hot temperatures.

Galvanized steel is steel that features a zinc coating, which helps to create a barrier between the steel and the air and moisture, protecting it from rust. Stainless steel is steel that is mixed with at least 10% chromium to create an alloy that is corrosion-resistant, as well as bacteria-resistant.

Different zinc coating weights represent different zinc coating thickness and performance. Z100 means the zinc coating weight is 100 grams per square meter, so its zinc coating may be thicker and more durable than other specifications.

DX51D Z100 steel is usually manufactured through a hot-dip galvanizing process, which involves dipping the steel sheet into molten zinc to form a uniform zinc coating.