Which industries use galvanized steel?

Galvanized metal can be found everywhere!

The bodies of cars and many bicycles are made of galvanized metal. Some drinking water pipes are still made of galvanized steel. Cold-rolled steel plates are also often galvanized. Nuts, bolts, tools and wires are now galvanized as this is an inexpensive process that helps to increase the life of the metal!

Galvanized steel, in particular, is often used in modern "steel frame" buildings. Galvanized steel is also used to build balconies, balconies, stairs, ladders, walkways and other structures. Galvanized metal is ideal if your project will live outside after completion. Fences, roofs, outdoor walkways, these are all good choices for galvanized metal!

Wind and solar industry - Once a solar project is installed, there must be an ongoing workflow and any repair/maintenance will result in service interruption (aka loss of revenue). This means that hot-dip galvanized steel is popular in solar projects due to its anti-corrosion properties. It is also popular because it is "environmentally friendly", as it does not emit emissions and is guaranteed to not require maintenance for decades. For example, it is often used in agriculture because equipment is prone to corrosion, which requires stronger and more resilient equipment. Hot-dip galvanized steel provides anti-corrosion protection that typically lasts for decades, even when exposed to harsh agricultural environments.

The Mosaic style background is a variety of galvanized steel textures, with the text "galvanized steel industry" and white ICONS representing wind, solar, automotive, construction and telecommunications.

Automotive Industry - Although until the 1980s galvanised bodies were only used on luxury models, they are now the norm in the automotive manufacturing industry. A car's "white body" accounts for about 80% of the body, all using galvanized steel. The rust resistance of galvanized steel is also a good marketing tool for the automotive industry, as it can provide customers with "rust protection".

Construction industry - Whether residential or commercial, galvanized steel's durability has made it popular in the construction industry for more than a century. It was also chosen for architecture because of its aesthetics; The "gloss" of galvanized steel gives it a modern feel and is popular in modern architectural design. In addition, it is not only used for large structural components, but also for fences, gutters, tracks, pipes, poles, etc.

Telecommunications - Telephone lines are not an easy job to maintain, they are high and often hard to reach. Hot-dip galvanized steel can be used for telephone lines and equipment boxes, which reduces the risk of damage and requires no maintenance at all.