Hot Dipped Galvanised

Hot Dipped Galvanising is a process used to protect mild steel with a durable zinc coating, providing long-term corrosion protection.

How will Hot Dipped Galvanising change over time?

When Hot Dipped Galvanising is first produced, it has a bright silver appearance. Over time, the zinc naturally oxidises, gradually developing the softer grey patina commonly associated with galvanised steel.

The rate at which this happens depends entirely on the environment. Exposure to the weather, moisture and surrounding conditions all influence how quickly the finish changes.

The process begins as soon as the steel leaves the galvanising bath and continues throughout its life. Although every project is different, the finish typically develops its mature appearance over a number of years.

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