Electrogalvanized wire is to make the wire gradually plated with metal by current unidirectionality in the plating bath. It is characterized by slow production speed, uniform coating, thin thickness (usually only 3-15 microns), bright appearance and poor corrosion resistance, and usually it will rust in a few months.
Electro-galvanizing production costs are lower compared with hot-dip galvanizing.

Difference between cold galvanizing and hot galvanizing:
The difference between cold galvanizing and hot galvanizing is that the amount of zinc on the surface is different, and they can be identified from the color. The color of the cold galvanized surface is bright and silvery white with yellow. Hot-dip galvanized surface is bright and white.