Galvanizing Services

Rapid Protos provides professional galvanized surface treatment services, offering corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant protective coatings for various metal parts. With over 20 years of experience in precision parts manufacturing and surface treatment, we can provide high-quality zinc plating solutions for customers in industries such as automotive, aerospace, machinery, electronics, and construction.

Whether it is small-batch trial production or large-scale production, we can select the appropriate galvanizing process according to your product requirements to ensure the product has an attractive appearance, stable performance, and an extended lifespan.

What is Galvanizing?

Zinc plating (or galvanizing) is a surface treatment process that covers a layer of zinc on the metal surface. The zinc layer can effectively isolate air and moisture, prevent the base metal from undergoing oxidation reactions, thereby delaying corrosion.

Zinc plating is mainly divided into:
  • Electro-galvanizing: The surface is bright, suitable for parts with appearance requirements.
  • Hot-dip galvanizing: The coating is relatively thick, suitable for outdoor and strong corrosion environments.
  • Mechanical galvanizing: Suitable for small fasteners and parts that are not resistant to high temperatures.
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Why Galvanize?

  • Corrosion resistance: Extend the service life of parts, especially in humid or chemically corrosive environments.
  • Improve appearance: Provide a silver-white or colored metallic texture, enhancing the aesthetics of the product.
  • Increase wear resistance: Reduce the loss of parts in frictional environments.
  • Reduce maintenance costs: Decrease the frequency of replacement and repair caused by corrosion.
  • Diversified applications: Can be applied to various metal parts such as fasteners, enclosures, and structural parts.

Galvanized Surface Treatment Parameters

Parameter Optional Range Description
Color Silver – white, Blue – white, Color zinc, Black zinc Customizable appearance color
Glossiness High gloss, Semi – gloss, Matte Selected according to customer requirements
Film thickness 5–25 μm Customized according to corrosion resistance requirements
Surface roughness Ra 0.8–1.6 Adapt to different precision requirements
Surface hardness HV 80–200 Enhance wear resistance
Wear resistance High, Medium Depending on the application of the part
Masking requirements Support partial zinc plating Meet functional requirements
Appearance usability High Meet the standards of appearance parts
Visual appearance Smooth and defect – free Meet the requirements of industrial and consumer products

Galvanized Parts Surface

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Materials that can be Galvanized

Material Type Example Material Grades
Carbon steel Q235, 45#, A36
Alloy steel 40Cr, SCM440
Stainless steel 201, 304, 316L
Copper and copper alloys H62, C3604
Aluminum and aluminum alloys 6061, 5052
Magnesium alloy AZ91D

Industry applications of galvanized parts

  • Automotive industry: Bolts, nuts, brake components, body structural parts
  • Construction industry: Steel structures, guardrails, connectors
  • Mechanical manufacturing: Transmission parts, brackets, enclosures
  • Electronic equipment: Enclosures, support parts
  • Home appliance industry: Decorative parts, support frames
  • Aerospace industry: Fasteners, structural components

Galvanized Parts Cases

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Frequently Asked Questions

The cost depends on the part size, material, coating thickness and batch quantity. We will provide an accurate quotation after receiving the drawings or samples.

The regular order cycle is 3–7 working days. Large quantities or projects with special requirements can be adjusted according to the production plan.

Yes, we support partial masked zinc plating and customization of various colors.

Yes, our zinc plating process complies with RoHS and REACH environmental standards and can be exported to markets such as Europe and America.

It can reach 8–15 years in indoor environments, and 5–10 years or even longer in outdoor environments depending on the coating thickness.