Zinc Coated Sheet

Zinc Coated Sheet Specification

Technics
Cold Rolled / Hot Dipped

Roof Material
Metals, Zinc Coated

Features
High Strength, Durable

Height
As per Requirement

Usage & Applications
Roofing, Cladding, Ducting, Paneling, Fabrication

Surface Treatment
Zinc Coated / Hot-Dip Galvanized

Material
Galvanized Iron (GI) / Mild Steel

Tile Material
Zinc

Tile Type
Corrugated Sheet

Type
Zinc Coated Sheet

Size
Customizable / Standard sizes available

Shape
Rectangular

Pattern
Plain / Corrugated

Heat Transfer Coefficient
Low thermal conductivity

Thickness
0.25 mm to 2.5 mm

Length
2440 mm / Custom Lengths

Width
600 mm to 1250 mm

Edge Type
Mill Edge / Slit Edge

Moisture Resistance
Yes

Packing Type
Bundles or Coils

Zinc Coating Mass
80 gsm - 275 gsm

Fire Resistance
Non-combustible

Finish
Matte / Glossy / Spangled

Tensile Strength
270-410 MPa

Color Coating
Optional

Standard
IS 277, ASTM A653 / A924

Yield Strength
240-550 MPa

Formability
Good

Elongation
16-30%

Zinc Coated Sheet Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Zinc Coated Sheet

Discover the commanding strength and distinguished durability of our Zinc Coated Sheets, designed to meet the latest trending projects. Offered at a true bargain, these galvanized iron sheets come with a zinc coating mass from 80 gsm to 275 gsm, ensuring optimal corrosion resistance. Grab yours in customizable sizes or standard dimensions, with classic finishes-matte, glossy, or spangled. Boasting yield strength up to 550 MPa and optional color coatings, these sheets are ideal for demanding roofing, cladding, ducting, and fabrication applications for versatile performance.

Optimal Application and Superior Performance

Zinc Coated Sheets can be seamlessly applied on a variety of surfaces such as roofs, facades, ducts, and panels. Their specific usage spans industrial, commercial, and residential environments where superior moisture and fire resistance are essential. These sheets are easy to handle and install, thanks to their good formability and choice of edge types. Both screw-fixing and welding techniques suit these classic sheets, making them a favored choice among builders and fabricators for reliable, lasting results.

Authentic Certifications, Competitive Offers & Seamless Transport

Our Zinc Coated Sheets are certified to IS 277 and ASTM A653/A924 standards, ensuring you receive goods that meet stringent quality benchmarks. We offer competitive pricing and flexible payment terms for a hassle-free transaction experience. FOB port services are available across major Indian ports for efficient goods transport. Charges are transparent and tailored to match your shipping and order preferences. Don't miss the exclusive offers available for bulk purchases.

FAQ's of Zinc Coated Sheet:

Q: How do Zinc Coated Sheets benefit construction and industrial projects?

A: Zinc Coated Sheets offer high strength, superior corrosion resistance, and fire resistance, making them ideal for roofing, cladding, ducting, and paneling. Their durability and low maintenance lead to long-lasting, cost-effective structures.

Q: What are the available surface treatments and finishes for these sheets?

A: Our sheets are available in zinc-coated or hot-dip galvanized finishes with options for matte, glossy, or spangled surfaces. Color coating is also available upon request, allowing for both functional and aesthetic versatility.

Q: Where can I use Zinc Coated Sheets most effectively?

A: These sheets are most effective in applications like roofing, wall cladding, ducting, and fabrication in both residential and industrial settings. Their formability and strength adapt well to various architectural and structural requirements.

Q: What is the process for ordering customized Zinc Coated Sheets?

A: You can order customized sheets by specifying your required dimensions, thickness, finish, and edge type. Our team will guide you through product selection, quotation, and delivery scheduling for a seamless buying experience.

Q: When should I choose mill edge versus slit edge for my sheets?

A: Choose mill edge for standard projects requiring less precise finishing, and slit edge when you need uniform, clean edges for visible installations or specialized fabrication tasks to ensure a neat appearance.

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