PERFORMA MESH TRAYS CATALOGUE 2022

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The benefits this process are control over zinc thickness and smoother surfaces. Excellent surface finish with self-repairing protection (galvanic protection). PG: Pre-galvanized steel (EN 10346) carbon steel that has gone through zinc bath just after rolling. Excellent surface finish with self-repairing protection (galvanic protection).1EN_14Jul2022 EZ Electro-zinc HDG Hot dip galvanized ZA,ZM Performa Zinc+ PG Pre-galvanized LZ Lamellar zinc Codifications EZ: Electro-zinc (according 12329-1) a process that deposits thin layer zinc over the steel through electro-chemical process, with an additional passivation that gives typical shiny grey colour. case doubt, please contact Wibe Group. HDG: Hot dip galvanisation (EN ISO 1461) the process coating steel with zinc layer, by passing the steel through molten bath zinc a temperature more than 400 °C. LZ: Lamellar zinc zinc and aluminium coating with degree resistance severe atmosphere comparable that hot dip galvanised steel.The result a surface treatment that protects the steel from environmental elements. Surface treatments for all environments .CaG15. is used for small items achieve smooth surface. ZM: Performa Zinc+ surface treatment for support and accessory system (EN 10346) with corrosion resistance exceeding that HDG surface treat- ment. ZA: Performa Zinc+ surface treatment for mesh trays (EN 10244/2) with corrosion resistance exceeding that HDG surface treatment. Electro-zinc EZ Hot dip galvanized HDG Performa Zinc+ ZA, ZM Indoor installations, not aggressive atmosphere (office building, commercial malls) Indoor installations, aggressive atmosphere, tunnels, underground Outdoor installation, urban location Chemical industries, acid and alkaline atmosphere Harbours, marines, water treatment Food industry Atmosphere with halogen Recommended Possible certain extent. Good protection against oxidation and rust