- Hot-Dip Galvanizing is a Process of Completely Immersing Fabricated Steel in Molten Zinc
- The Process is Simple and Superior to Any Other Corrosion Protection Strategy
- Heat and Chemistry of the Process Fuses Zinc Galvanizing Into an Integral Bond with Steel
- The Surface of Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel is Actually Harder than the Underlying Steel
- Hot-Dip Galvanizing is Up To 15 Times Thicker and Denser Any Galvanizing Alternative
- Because the Steel is Immersed in Molten Zinc, All Surfaces are Treated, Inside and Outside
- If the Surface is Damaged, Surrounding Hot-Dipped Zinc 'Sacrifices' and Protects that Area
- The Zinc Patina on the Surface Continues to Enhance while it Protects, Indoors or Outdoors
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