Description

EN DC51D Z150 1.2mm*1000mm Zinc 150G Galvanized Steel Coil Mini Spangle For Electrical Enclosures

DC51D Z150 is a specific type of galvanized steel sheet that is commonly used in various applications.

DC51D: This refers to the designation of the steel grade. In this case, DC51D is the grade of the galvanized steel sheet. The "D" indicates that it is a cold-rolled steel, and the "C" represents the type of coating, which is a zinc coating.

Z150: The "Z" denotes the zinc coating, and the number following it represents the weight of the zinc coating on the steel sheet. In this case, Z150 indicates that the galvanized steel sheet has a zinc coating with a total weight of 150 grams per square meter. The coating weight is an important parameter as it determines the level of corrosion protection and durability provided by the zinc coating.

The DC51D Z150 galvanized steel sheet is known for its good formability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal. It finds applications in various industries, including construction, automotive, appliances, and manufacturing of electrical equipment, among others.

Galvanized steel coils are commonly used in the manufacturing of electrical enclosures due to their excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

Parameters

Product Chemical Component

0.18mm-20mm Galvanized Steel Sheet

Application

First of all, the variety of things galvanized is broad. Structural steel (angles, channels, wide-flange beams, I-beams, H-beams), grating, expanded metal, corrugated sheets, wire, cables, plate, castings, tubing, pipe, bolts & nuts. The industries that utilized hot-dip galvanized steel range from bridge & highway. (reinforcing steel for decks and column concrete, girders, stringers, light and signposts, guardrail, fencing), water & wastewater treatment plants (walkway grating/expanded metal, handrails) architectural (facades, exposed structural steel, lentils), parking garages (reinforcing steel for concrete decks, exposed structural steel columns and barriers), pulp & paper plants (structural steel, walkways, handrail), OEMs (motor housings, electrical cabinets, frames, heat exchanger coils), electrical utilities (transmission towers, distribution poles, substations, wind turbine poles), communication (cell towers), rail transportation (poles, switchgear, miscellaneous hardware), chemical/petro-chemical (pipeline hardware, manufacturing buildings, storage tanks, walkways), recreation (boat trailers, stadiums, arenas, racetracks), and many more.

Features

1. Galvanizing is Durable

2. Galvanizing is Sustainable

3. Galvanizing is Cost-effective

4. Galvanizing is Proven

5. Galvanizing is Reliable

6. Galvanizing is Honest

7. Galvanizing is Predictable

FAQ

Q1: How long can I expect my galvanized steel project to last in service?

A1: galvanized steel resists corrosion in numerous environments extremely well. It is not uncommon for galvanized steel to last more than 70 years under certain conditions.

Q2: Can galvanized steel in service withstand high temperatures for long periods of time?

A2: Constant exposure to temperatures below 390 F (200 C) is a perfectly acceptable environment for hot-dip galvanized steel. Good performance can also be obtained when hot-dip galvanized steel is exposed to temperatures above 390 F (200 C) on an intermittent basis.

Q3: How long is the delivery time?

A3: Generally it is within 10 days. If the goods is not in stock, according to the quantity it is within 30 days.

Q4: Do you accept or not accept galvanized coating testing?

A4: Yes, tested for zinc coatings. We can send galvanized steel coil samples to the laboratory required by customers.