Galvanizing is the process of applying a zinc-based coating to
steel substrates. This method is widely used because it is cost-effective,
easily applied, and provides superior corrosion protection and
long-lasting, low-maintenance performance.
The Galvanizing process is ideally suited for coating large surfaces,
and the result is uniform on all sides, including corners and
edges.
The method of “Hot Dip” Galvanizing involves submersing
steel products into a bath of molten zinc. Also referred to as
“Batch” or “General” Galvanizing, this
simple process produces a smooth and even coating that protects
the steel from the elements and from wear in both indoor and outdoor
applications.
Galvanizing Thickness Measurement Gauges from OICM
At OICM, we design all of our gauges to provide the most accurate
measurements possible for your applications.
We recommend the following gauges for coating thickness measurement
of Galvanizing:
- CMI 100 Series —
The CMI 100 Series delivers all-in-one coating thickness measurement
in a convenient, palm-sized gauge.
- CMI 200 Series —
The rugged and reliable CMI 200 Series gauge provides low-cost
coating thickness measurement with state-of-the-art electronics
and software.
- CMI 700 Series —
The powerful bench top CMI 700 Series system measures a wide
range of coating and plating thickness applications without
the need for multiple pieces of equipment.
Galvanizing Links
For more information about Galvanizing, its benefits, and the
science behind it, we encourage you to visit the following links:
www.galvanizeit.org
