Aluzinc steel, as a modern engineering material, has become the preferred metal choice across numerous sectors—from building materials and home appliance manufacturing to infrastructure applications—due to its unique structural support, decorative appearance, and corrosion resistance ranging from mild indoor environments to harsh outdoor conditions. Explore the applications of Aluzinc steel with Wanzhi Group, examining everything […]
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Order Information In the past, we have supplied galvanized steel, galvalume steel, color-coated steel, and stainless steel to Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. This Lao customer is our first local partner. He is engaged in metal processing and needed high-quality aluminized zinc-coated steel raw materials for
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Photovoltaic mounting systems require long-term outdoor use and demand high corrosion resistance. Currently, commonly used corrosion-resistant metal materials include galvanized steel, galvanized aluminum-zinc steel, zinc-aluminum-magnesium alloys, aluminum alloys, and stainless steel. Among these, aluminum-zinc coated steel has gained prominence due to its exceptional cost-effectiveness. It is increasingly playing a vital role in components such as
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In the field of metal corrosion protection, hot-dip galvanized steel (GI) and galvalume (GL) play an important role as metal raw materials for roofing/wall/partition processing, home appliance manufacturing, industrial production, etc., because of their excellent corrosion resistance and long service life in general indoor, marine, and chemical environments. So when should you choose galvanized products
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It is well known that the thickness of the zinc layer is the main factor affecting the price of galvanized metal, and usually the thicker the zinc layer, the higher the price of the steel, so shouldn’t we all go for high zinc galvanized/aluminum zinc coated steel? The answer is no! Today, let’s take a
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Galvalume steel is a type of steel coated with a protective alloy composed of aluminum (55%), zinc (43.4%), and silicon (1.6%)， Also known as GL steel, aluzinc steel, etc., it is often sold in the form of coils (GL coil) and plates (GL sheet). It is a popular coated steel materials. This coating provides superior
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Galvalume steel coil is a building material suitable for use in tropical regions! Recently, Wanzhi Group’s galvalume steel coils for Puerto Rico are ready for shipment! The shipment can be arranged after the customer appoints a third-party testing organization to inspect the coils! Galvalume Steel Coil to Puerto Rico Galvalume steel coils are widely used
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The 100 tons of galvalume steel coils (GL steel coils) ordered by our Myanmar customer from Wanzhi Group have been produced, inspected, and packed in our factory and will be shipped to Yangon Port in Myanmar via Qingdao Port in China. Let’s take a look at what our customers in Myanmar have purchased from Wanzhi!
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60 tons of AZ150 Aluminum Zinc Plated Steel Coil will be shipped from Qingdao Port, China to Paranagua port soon! Three sizes of GL coils totaling 60 tons were produced in 10 days, and the customer invited his friends in China to come to our factory for acceptance. Currently, the coils have been packed and
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Coated steel refers to a special metal material with a protective coating applied to the surface of carbon steel. The special coating protects the steel from contact with oxygen, moisture, acids, and alkalis in the air and reduces rusting to extend the service life of the steel, which can last up to 7–50 years in
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