We offer both Galvannealed (GA) and Galvanized (GI) steel, providing excellent corrosion resistance and surface protection.
• Galvannealed (GA): A zinc-coated steel with additional heat treatment, offering enhanced paint adhesion and superior corrosion resistance. Preferred in automotive body panels and high-end structural applications.
• Galvanized (GI): Coated with a protective layer of zinc, ensuring long-lasting resistance against rust and environmental damage. Used in roofing, automotive parts, and industrial applications.
Galvannealed steel is a zinc-coated steel that undergoes an additional heat treatment process, which allows the zinc to alloy with the steel surface. This process enhances:
Superior Paint Adhesion – Ensures a smooth and lasting paint finish, making it ideal for automotive and architectural applications.
Enhanced Corrosion Resistance – Provides better rust protection than standard galvanized steel, making it suitable for automotive body panels, construction, and high-end structural applications.
Galvanized steel is coated with a protective layer of zinc, forming a barrier against moisture, oxidation, and environmental wear. Key benefits include:
Long-Lasting Corrosion Resistance – Protects against rust and harsh weather conditions.
Versatility Across Industries – Used in roofing, automotive parts, industrial machinery, and structural applications.
Cost-Effective Solution – Provides a balance of affordability and durability.
Choosing Between GA & GI Steel
If you need better paint adhesion and superior corrosion resistance, Galvannealed (GA) Steel is the best choice.
If you require a protective zinc coating for long-term rust resistance, Galvanized (GI) Steel is an ideal option.
Both GA and GI steel are available in various thicknesses and dimensions to meet your specific industry requirements. Contact us today to find the best steel solution for your project!
