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There are several variations of the basic galvanizing process. The galvanneal process heats the strip above the zinc pot right after coating, using induction coils or gas-fired burners to create a controlled, heavy iron-zinc layer for improved weldability, abrasion resistance, and paintability of the product. Several processes use a zinc-aluminum alloy, and some lines have a second pot filled...
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