Galvanised Mild Steel Sheet Properties

Galvanised sheet has good corrosion resistance properties and excellent machinability to make it ideal for use within a variety of applications including furniture production car body and chassis construction galvanised baths and buckets fencing and roofing and much more as this profile is ideal for covering large areas and has good protective qualities.

Galvanised mild steel sheet properties.

It is the hardness value obtained by applying 980n pressure to the steel ball with a diameter of 1 59mm. Our galvanised stock is available to buy in 5 thicknesses from 1mm up to 3mm and is manufactured from dx51 grade mild steel. Hrc the hardness was obtained by applying 588n pressure at the diamond cone with 120 vertex angle for testing samples. It is suitable for measuring soft metals such as nonferrous metals annealing and normalizing steel.

Galvanised steel plate or sheet is used for a variety of projects including furniture car panels general fabrication and much more as it is ideal for covering large areas with good protective qualities. People can also be referred to professionals who will weld or cut galvanized iron to meet the needs of a particular project. 1 t bends in many of the steels were embrittled by galvanizing but galvanized 2 t and 3 t bends in all steels could be completely straightened without cracking. Thus the tensile strength proof strength and tensile elongation of cold rolled steel were unaffected except that the tensile elongation of 40 cold rolled steel tended to be increased by galvanizing.

Our galvanised sheets are available in a variety of thicknesses ranging from 1mm to 3mm and come in various sizes and are available in custom cut sizes to meet your individual requirements. Many hardware and home supplies carry galvanized coating steel pipe and may be willing to cut pieces to custom sizes by request. Mild steel is the least expensive of all steel and the most common welded steel pipe used. According to the american galvanizers association galvanized steel resists corrosion up to 100 times better than uncoated steel.