Do you know the difference between hot galvanizing and electrogalvanizing

First, let's talk about hot galvanizing. Hot galvanizing can be said to be a physical reaction to the phenomenon of iron products coated with zinc. We are drawing the hot galvanizing objects with sharp objects and can clearly see some zinc residue. But if it's electroplated, it won't be easy to use other sharp objects to scratch down the zinc residue. However, hot-dip galvanizing products can give full play to their corrosion resistance. We can use it for at least a few decades, if not for deliberate destruction. However, the service life will vary according to the environment. But electrogalvanized materials do not have the same corrosion protection, and do not have a longer life than others.

Hot galvanizing material itself will be very hard, and there is a strong zinc coating adhesion. This method can also be applied to iron products to increase their weight significantly.