Galvanized steel plate thickness standard

Galvanized steel plate is a steel plate with a layer of zinc on the surface of the steel plate through hot-dip galvanizing process to improve the corrosion resistance and service life of the steel plate. It is widely used in construction, automobiles, home appliances and other fields.

The thickness standard of galvanized steel plate is determined by the base thickness of the steel plate and the coating thickness. Different standards are suitable for different market needs. 

Coating thickness requirements:

Galvanized steel plate thickness standards vary by region and purpose, and each standard provides a basis for selection in different scenarios. Reasonable selection of thickness and coating can ensure corrosion resistance and life. Understanding the standards of various countries will help users select materials according to their needs and give full play to the role of galvanized steel plates.