Our Galvanized Plain Sheets are designed to meet the demanding requirements of the steel industry. Manufactured according to IS 277, ASTM A 653, and EN10327 standards, these sheets offer excellent corrosion resistance and superior quality. With thickness options ranging from 0.15 to 2.85 mm and widths up to 1950 mm, our Galvanized Plain Sheets provide flexibility for a wide range of applications. They come with various spangle types, including regular, minimised, suppressed, or zero (skin pass), ensuring a visually appealing finish. The sheets undergo chromated passivation treatment, offering added protection against corrosion. Choose from different yield strength options, such as 240, 360, or 550 MPa, and select the desired temper, ranging from extra-soft to semi-hard or full-hard, based on your specific needs.
Standards | Galvanised as per IS 277 or equivalent grades like ASTM A 653, EN10327 |
Thickness (mm) | 0.15 - 2.85 mm (Galvanized) |
Width (mm) | Up to 1950 mm |
Spangles | Regular / Minimised / Suppressed / Zero (Skin pass) |
Passivation | Chromated (Trivalent / Hexavalent) |
Yield strength (MPA) | 240, 360, 550 MPa |
Temper | Extra-soft, Semi-hard, Full-hard |
1. Roofing and Cladding: Galvanized plain sheets are widely used in roofing and cladding applications for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings due to their resistance to weathering and rust.
2. Construction: They are used in construction projects for manufacturing components such as wall panels, partitions, fences, and structural members that require corrosion resistance.
3. Automotive Industry: Galvanized plain sheets are utilized in the automotive sector for manufacturing parts such as body panels, chassis components, and reinforcements.
4. Appliances: These sheets are employed in the production of household appliances like washing machines, refrigerators, and air conditioners due to their visual appeal and resistance to rust.
5. Furniture: Galvanized plain sheets are used for manufacturing outdoor furniture, industrial furniture, and shelving units due to their durability and corrosion resistance.
6. Agricultural Equipment: They are used for manufacturing agricultural equipment such as storage sheds, silos, and livestock shelters.
7. Transportation: Galvanized plain sheets are employed in the production of transportation containers, trailers, and cargo vehicles.
8. Electrical Enclosures: They are used for manufacturing electrical enclosures and cabinets that need to withstand outdoor conditions.
9. Signage: Galvanized plain sheets can be used in the production of signs, billboards, and displays due to their smooth surface and ability to retain paint.
10. Industrial Equipment: These sheets are used in the manufacturing of industrial equipment and machinery that requires protection against corrosion and wear.
11. HVAC Systems: Galvanized plain sheets are used for manufacturing HVAC components, including ductwork and ventilation systems.
12. Packaging: They are used in the manufacturing of packaging materials such as drums, barrels, and containers.
1. Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized plain sheets are highly resistant to corrosion due to the protective zinc coating, making them suitable for applications in humid or corrosive environments.
2. Durability: The zinc coating adds a layer of protection to the base metal, increasing the longevity and durability of the plain sheets.
3. Aesthetic Appeal: Galvanized plain sheets often have an attractive appearance due to the smooth, shiny finish of the zinc coating, enhancing their visual appeal.
4. Cost-Effectiveness: While the initial cost may be higher than untreated steel, the long-term cost-effectiveness of galvanized plain sheets is evident through reduced maintenance and replacement expenses.
5. Versatility: Galvanized plain sheets can be used in a wide range of applications across different industries, thanks to their combination of strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.
6. Ease of Fabrication: These sheets are relatively easy to cut, bend, and shape without compromising the integrity of the zinc coating, allowing for various fabrication processes.
7. Environmental Benefits: Galvanized coatings are recyclable, contributing to sustainable practices and reducing the need for new raw materials.
