Advantages and disadvantages of galvanized stainless steel bolts

Advantages and disadvantages of galvanized stainless steel bolts
Hot-dip galvanizing is also called hot-dip galvanizing and hot-dip galvanizing: it is an effective method of metal anti-corrosion, mainly used in metal structures and facilities in various industries. The rust-removed steel parts are immersed in a molten zinc solution at about 500°C to attach a zinc layer to the surface of the steel parts, thereby achieving the purpose of anti-corrosion. In the standard parts industry, galvanizing is often used to achieve the purpose of corrosion and rust prevention.
Hot-dip galvanized bolts are also called hot-dip galvanized bolts. After degreasing and derusting, the bolts present a non-polluting and infiltrating surface. They are immediately immersed in a plating tank where the zinc is melted beforehand. A method of forming a zinc coating. The coating of hot-dip galvanized bolts is thick, generally 30-60 microns, and the coating has a high anti-corrosion ability. Steel parts suitable for outdoor work. So, what are the advantages and disadvantages of galvanized bolts, the following standard parts manufacturers will introduce you:
The advantages of galvanized bolts:
1. Strong corrosion resistance, durable;
2. The processing cost is low, and the price is relatively low compared to stainless steel bolts;
Disadvantages of galvanized bolts:
1. The zinc plating of the bolt will reduce the mechanical strength of the bolt thread;
2. The thickness of the galvanized layer is different, which affects the use with the nut;
3. If the process is not handled properly, it will cause pollution.