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G235 galvanized steel

Release Tme: 2024-03-22
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G235 is the American standard for galvanized sheets. The unit is ounces per square foot, which means that each square foot of area is coated with 2.35 ounces of zinc. Converted to Chinese standard units is 717.2 grams/square meter. Equivalent to China’s brand Z700.
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G235 is primarily reserved for specific applications requiring thicker galvanizing layers. It can be used in the solar energy industry, construction industry, HVAC industry, etc.
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Galvanized steel has a long history as a material that is effective and economical.
Galvanized steel consists of a thin coating where zinc is fused to the steel substrate. This combination provides a material with mechanical properties, the properties of steel being enhanced by corrosion.

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