Q235 Q345 Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Sheet 40–275 g/m² for Structural Fabrication and Industrial Applications
Q235 Q345 Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Sheet 40–275 g/m² for Structural Fabrication and Industrial Applications
1. Product Overview
Hot dipped galvanized steel sheet is produced from galvanized steel coil through cut-to-length or shearing processing and is widely used in structural fabrication, sheet metal processing, and general industrial applications.
Typical issues include:
- Corrosion in humid or outdoor environments
- Surface condition affecting painting or forming
- Flatness and dimensional stability influencing fabrication
2. Technical Solution
The zinc coating is formed through hot-dip galvanizing, providing both barrier protection and sacrificial corrosion protection.
Key characteristics:
- Zinc coating range: 40–450 g/m²
- Basic corrosion resistance
- Multiple surface types available
- Optional surface treatments
3. Specifications
|
Parameter |
Value |
|---|---|
|
Steel Grade |
Q235 / Q345 / SGCC / DX51D+Z |
|
Thickness |
0.09–3.8 mm |
|
Width |
750–1500 mm |
|
Length |
Custom |
|
Zinc Coating |
40–450 g/m² |
|
Surface |
Regular / Minimized / Zero Spangle |
|
Surface Treatment |
Chromated / Oiled / Anti-fingerprint |
|
Standard |
ASTM A653 / JIS G3302 / EN 10346 |
|
Minimum Order |
50 MT |
4. Application
- Structural fabrication
- Sheet metal components
- Appliance housings
- HVAC and industrial parts
- General manufacturing
5. Processing / Usage
Typical workflow:
- Select coating based on environment
- Choose thickness and width
- Cut or shear sheet
- Perform forming or welding
- Apply finishing if required
6. Advantages
- Zinc coating up to 450 g/m²
- Multiple steel grades available
- Wide size range
- Flexible surface options
- Stable processing performance
7. How to Choose
- Use Q235 for general applications
- Use Q345 for higher strength
- Use Z275+ for outdoor
- Choose zero spangle for painting
- Choose regular spangle for structural use
8. FAQ
Q1: What is 323.9mm?
It is not a valid specification for galvanized steel sheet and should not be used.
Q2: Why is Coil ID removed?
Because this page is for sheet, not coil. Coil ID is not a finished sheet parameter.
Q3: Why is YX75-200-600 removed?
Because it is a roofing sheet profile, not a flat sheet parameter.
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