ASTM/DIN/EN/JIS Galvanized Corrugated Sheet with Z30-Z40 Zinc Coating, 0.21-0.22mm Thickness and Full Hard Temper

Galvanized Corrugated Roofing Sheets are essential building materials for residential, commercial, and industrial construction. Manufactured by Wuxi Sylaith Special Steel Co., Ltd., these high-quality corrugated sheets feature a Z30-Z40 zinc coating for excellent corrosion resistance, full hard temper for high strength, and 0.21-0.22mm thickness for lightweight yet durable performance.

Our GI Corrugated Sheets are produced to meet international standards including ASTM, DIN, EN, and JIS, with grades such as SGCC, DX51D+Z, and ASTM A653. Whether you need corrugated sheets for roof waterproofing, container manufacturing, or general construction, our products deliver reliable quality and long-lasting performance.

Applications

The versatility of Sylaith Galvanized Corrugated Sheets makes them suitable for a wide range of applications:

1. Roof Waterproofing

• Residential house roofs

• Commercial building roofs

• Industrial warehouse roofs

• Farm and agricultural buildings

2. Construction

• Wall cladding and siding

• Temporary site shelters

• Prefabricated buildings

• Garage and shed roofing

3. Container Manufacturing

• Shipping container roofing

• Storage container covers

• Freight container protection

4. Industrial Use

• Factory roofing

• Workshop covers

• Equipment shelters

Working Principle: How Galvanized Corrugated Sheets Are Made

Galvanized corrugated sheets are produced through a combination of hot-dip galvanizing and roll-forming processes.

Step 1: Base Material Preparation

High-quality cold-rolled steel coils (grades SGCC, DX51D) are selected as the substrate.

Step 2: Hot-Dip Galvanizing

The steel strip passes through a bath of molten zinc at approximately 450°C. A metallurgical bond forms between the zinc and steel, creating a corrosion-resistant layer with Z30-Z40 coating (30-40 g/m² of zinc per side).

Step 3: Cooling & Inspection

The galvanized strip is cooled and inspected for coating uniformity, adhesion, and surface quality.

Step 4: Roll-Forming (Corrugation)

The flat galvanized coil is fed through a roll-forming machine with specially designed rollers that create the corrugated profile (crest height 50-100mm). This process:

• Forms the characteristic wave pattern

• Increases structural rigidity

• Creates water drainage channels

Step 5: Cutting

The continuous corrugated sheet is cut to customer-specified lengths.

Step 6: Packaging

Finished sheets are stacked, bundled, and packed with steel strips for safe transport.

Quality Control

Every batch undergoes rigorous testing:

• Coating weight verification (Z30-Z40)

• Thickness measurement (±1% tolerance)

• Corrugation profile inspection

• Surface quality assessment

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: What is the difference between SGCC and DX51D?

A:

• SGCC: Japanese standard (JIS G3302) for hot-dip galvanized steel, commonly used in Asia

• DX51D: European standard (EN 10346) for hot-dip galvanized steel, widely used internationally

Both grades offer excellent corrosion resistance and formability. We can supply either based on your standard requirements.

Q2: What is Z30-Z40 coating?

A: Z30-Z40 refers to the zinc coating weight of 30-40 g/m² (total both sides). This provides good corrosion resistance for standard roofing applications. Higher coating weights (up to Z275) are available for more corrosive environments.

Q3: What does "Full Hard" mean?

A: Full hard indicates the steel has been cold-rolled to achieve maximum strength and hardness. Full hard corrugated sheets offer:

• Higher structural strength

• Better resistance to deformation

• Suitable for roofing and load-bearing applications

Q4: What is minimum spangle?

A: Minimum spangle refers to a galvanized surface with very fine, barely visible zinc crystals. This provides a clean, uniform appearance preferred for modern architectural applications.

Q5: What thickness do you offer?

A: Standard thickness is 0.21-0.22mm. We can also supply thicknesses from 0.12mm to 2.0mm upon request.

Q6: Can you customize the width and length?

A: Yes, we offer custom widths (950-1150mm) and custom lengths. Please provide your specifications for a custom quotation.

Q7: What is your MOQ?

A: MOQ is flexible. Sample orders are welcome.

Q8: Do you provide processing services?

A: Yes, we offer bending, cutting, punching, and welding services to meet your specific requirements.

Q9: Are these sheets suitable for coastal areas?

A: For coastal areas with high salt exposure, we recommend higher zinc coating (Z180-Z275) for enhanced corrosion resistance. Please contact us for recommendations.

Q10: What payment terms do you accept?

A: We accept T/T(30% deposit + 70% balance against copy of Bill of Lading) . 

Q11: Can you provide samples?

A: Yes, sample orders are welcome. Please contact us to discuss sample requirements.

Q12: What is the effective coverage width?

A: Due to overlap, the effective coverage width is approximately 100-150mm less than the full sheet width. Please confirm your overlap requirement for accurate quantity calculation.