
Zinc plating (galvanization) is a high-tech technological process of applying a thin zinc protective coating onto steel components. The primary purpose of zinc plating is to fully prevent corrosion of the base material and to protect the underlying metal from the destructive impacts of atmospheric conditions, moisture, acid rains, and soil aggressiveness. Steel by itself is highly vulnerable to oxidation, which leads to rust formation and a significant loss of structural strength. By applying a precise zinc layer, we fundamentally transform the technical properties of the metal surface.






