Galvanized flat steels are produced by coating both surfaces of the cold rolled metal with a layer of zinc by the hot dipping process. After the zinc coating is formed on the steel surface, galvanilized flat steels are produced by converting the coating at the interface into a zinc-iron alloy layer as a result of induction heating.

Galvanized/galvanized steels are passivated by chromating and/or lubrication, and the zinc coating formed on the surface is preserved.

The surface qualities of galvanized materials are produced in three different surface qualities, A, B and C (best) surface, based on international standards. Advantages; Corrosion resistance: It provides an excellent corrosion resistance as it protects the metal in the nature of the zinc in the coating by establishing a barrier against corrosive elements. The best service life depends on the thickness of the coating and the severity of the environment (humid, salty, etc.). Excellent surface appearance: C surface quality is used in visible surface applications without any problems.

Formability: Galvanized steels are easily used in the production of parts where extra deep drawability and bending are required. Paintability: It is paintable after the correct pre-treatments (surface treatments, degreasing, etc.). Weldability: Can be welded by many known welding processes. Galvanized products have improved spot weldability compared to galvanized products.

General Areas of Application: Galvanized/galvanized products, which meet the advanced corrosion resistance and paint adhesion requirements of the automotive industry at the highest level, are used by most automobile manufacturers in the production of both interior and exterior surface parts today, thus providing a lifetime warranty against corrosion.

In the construction industry, hot-dip galvanized/galvanized steels are used in various applications such as roofs, doors, fences, profiles in different coating thicknesses, depending on the atmospheric conditions of the area to be applied and the desired corrosion resistance.

With the use of galvanized sheets used on invisible (inner) surfaces in the white goods sector, also on visible (external) surfaces, a large part of white goods products started to be produced from galvanized sheets.