Rubber Sheet

Galvanization Process:

• Galvanized Iron (GI) sheets are produced through a process called galvanization, where the iron or steel sheets are dipped in molten zinc to form a protective coating.
• This zinc coating protects the underlying metal from rust and corrosion, making GI sheets highly durable in outdoor or harsh environments.

Thickness and Width:

• The thickness of the GI sheets can vary depending on the intended application, and they are available in a wide range of gauges (thickness) and widths.
• Standard thickness for GI sheets typically ranges from 0.3 mm to 5 mm, though it can vary depending on the supplier.

Applications:

• Construction: Used in roofing, wall cladding, and fencing because of their durability and resistance to rust.
• Automotive and Manufacturing: GI sheet rolls are used in the production of various automotive parts, appliances, and machinery components.
• Agriculture: Often used in the manufacturing of equipment and structures like silos, sheds, and farm fencing.
• Electrical and Electronics: Used for making electrical enclosures, junction boxes, and other components that require protection from moisture.

Surface Finish:

• GI sheets can have different surface finishes, including plain, pre-painted, or embossed. Pre-painted GI sheets are commonly used for applications where aesthetics and additional protection are important.

Advantages:

• Corrosion Resistance: The zinc coating offers protection against the elements, making GI sheets ideal for use in outdoor applications or in areas with high humidity or exposure to chemicals.
• Durability: The coating increases the lifespan of the material, making it a cost-effective choice in the long term.
• Versatility: GI sheet rolls are easy to fabricate, cut, and weld, making them versatile for a wide range of industries and uses.