Typically constructed from low-carbon steel such as AGXG08 or specialised boiler steel, featuring a corrosion-resistant alloy layer. They feature low initial investment, high heating efficiency, and ease of maintenance. However, their service life is relatively short, typically 2 to 5 years, and they carry safety risks associated with molten zinc leakage.

Used for hot-dip galvanising structural steel components such as angle bars, channel sections, and H-beams to enhance corrosion resistance and extend service life.

The galvanising pot is the core equipment in the hot-dip galvanising process, serving as the vessel that holds molten zinc solution. It enables metal workpieces to acquire a zinc coating by immersion in the zinc bath. The following provides a detailed introduction:Working Principle: The Zinc Pot operates through the hot-dip galvanising process, immersing steel materials into molten zinc to form a protective zinc coating on their surfaces. This provides corrosion resistance and decorative benefits.Material TypesIron Zinc Pots: Typically constructed from low-carbon steel such as AGXG08 or specia...