Precision Hot Dipped Galvanized Coil Requests | Z80 Z275, 275–600g/m² Coating and Width Selection

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Product description
  • Coating
    Z275~Z600
    Hardness
    Full Hard
  • Spangle Type
    Regular Spangle, Regular Spangle, Minimum Spangle, Zero Spangle, Big Spangle
    Thickness
    0.12-3.00mm, 0.12mm - 3.00mm or Customized
  • Type
    Steel Coil
    Application
    Making Pipes, Cutting Sheets, Making Small Tools, Making Corrugated Sheets, Making Container, Making Fences
  • Certificate
    API , CE, RoHS, SNI, BIS, Saso, PVOC, SONCAP, SABS, SIRM, TISI, KS, JIS, Gs, ISO 9001
    Delivery Time
    within 7 days
  • Grade
    SGCC/CGCC/TDC51DZM/TDC52DTS350GD/TS550GD/DX51
    Length
    Customer's Requirement
  • Oiled or Non-oiled
    Non-oiled
    Processing Service
    Welding, Punching, Cutting, Bending, Decoiling
  • Skin Pass
    Yes
    Standard
    JIS
  • Technique
    Hot Rolled Based
    Tolerance
    ±1%
  • Product Name
    Gavanized Steel GI Roll
    Zinc Coating
    275 - 600 g/m² or Customized
  • Steel Grade
    SGCC/SGCD/SPCC/SPCD/DX51D/DX52D/SGHC/G550/S280GD/S350GD
    Surface
    Hot Dipped
  • Surface Treatment
    Galvanized
    Width
    600mm - 1500mm or Customized
  • MOQ
    1Ton
    Package
    Standard Seaworth Packing

Precision Hot Dipped Galvanized Coil Requests | Z80 Z275, 275–600g/m² Coating and Width Selection

Galvanized steel coil has four actual width bands from 900–1000 through 1501–2000mm, paired with a specification of 0.6 whose unit is unstated. The descriptive width range is 600–1500mm or customized and thickness is 0.12–3.00mm.

The technical zinc coating range is 275–600g/m² or customized. Z80 and Z275 in the title therefore need agreement against the selected coating range and Z275–Z600 notation. Confirm the widest actual width, gauge unit and coating condition before defining a machinery-part blank.

Non-oiled delivery, skin pass and several spangle alternatives are recorded. Specify the required substrate grade, surface and fabrication dimensions together. Precision and structural wording do not define an inspection class or numerical strength, and the broad grade list does not establish every coil as equivalent material.