Hot Dipped Galvanised

Unlike powder coating, where a specified colour can be reproduced consistently, the appearance of Hot Dipped Galvanising naturally varies in colour, texture and shade. Even products processed at the same time can develop different surface characteristics.

Why doesn't every galvanised finish look the same?

Unlike powder coating, where a specified colour can be reproduced consistently, the appearance of Hot Dipped Galvanising naturally varies in colour, texture and shade. Even products processed at the same time can develop different surface characteristics.

These variations are influenced by a number of factors, including the steel itself and how the zinc reacts during the galvanising process. As a result, every galvanised finish develops its own unique character.

For this reason, galvanising should be specified with an appreciation that variation is normal. Consistency of performance can be expected, but consistency of appearance cannot.

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