Container Plate Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coil DX51D / SGCC with 40–450g/m² Zinc Coating
1. Product Overview
This hot dipped galvanized steel coil is used for container plate processing, industrial enclosures, roofing sheets, and general fabricated panels that require both corrosion resistance and stable downstream processing. The zinc coating acts as the primary protective layer against moisture and atmospheric exposure, while the cold rolled base supports sheet flatness and forming consistency.
Compared with untreated sheet, galvanized coil is better suited for applications where the material may be stored, transported, cut, bent, or assembled before final installation. For container-related and industrial applications, coating level, width range, and surface treatment are usually the main purchasing factors.
2. Technical Solution
Product performance is based on the following technical characteristics:
For container plate and industrial sheet use, higher coating levels are typically selected when the part will face more humid or semi-exposed conditions. Surface treatment also affects temporary storage behavior, handling marks, and downstream finishing performance.
3. Specifications
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Parameter |
Value |
|---|---|
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Thickness |
0.15–3.8 mm |
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Width |
800–1000 / 1220 / 1250 / 1500 mm |
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Zinc Coating |
40–450 g/m² |
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Surface Treatment |
Passivated (Chromated) / Oiled / Anti-finger Treatment |
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Spangle |
Regular / Minimized / Big / Zero |
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Available Grades |
SGCC / CGCC / DX51D+Z / TDC51DZM / TDC52D / TS350GD / TS550GD |
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Coil Weight |
Max. 13 MT |
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Coil ID |
508 / 610 mm |
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Standard |
ASTM A653 / JIS G3302 / EN 10147 |
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Application |
Container Plate / Industrial Sheet Fabrication |
4. Application
5. Processing
6. Advantages
7. How to Choose
8. FAQ
Q1: Is this product suitable for container plate processing?
Yes, it is commonly used for container-related sheet fabrication and other industrial panel applications.
Q2: What zinc coating should be selected for more humid environments?
Higher coating levels are typically preferred where stronger corrosion resistance is required.
Q3: Can the coil be supplied as sheets or slit strips?
Yes, it can be cut to length or slit according to downstream processing requirements.
Q4: What is the difference between passivated and oiled surface?
Passivated surface helps improve temporary corrosion resistance, while oiled surface is commonly used to reduce oxidation during storage and shipment.
Q5: Which standards are commonly used for this galvanized coil?
ASTM A653, JIS G3302, and EN 10147 are common reference standards depending on market and order specification.