Hot dip galvanized grating is now widely used

Hot-dip galvanized gratings are now widely used, fundamentally solving the problem of easy corrosion and damage of traditional metal materials and wood plastic products. Can hot-dip galvanized gratings withstand exposure?

Hot-dip galvanized gratings should not be exposed to the sun as much as possible, because the UV protection performance is average. Long-term exposure to the sun will cause the resin on the surface to decompose and reveal the internal glass fiber material, which will affect the overall aesthetics of the product, but will not affect the strength performance of the hot-dip galvanized gratings. During in-factory processing, a 0.5mm thick resin-rich layer and UV absorber can be made on the surface of the product to enhance its UV resistance. The surface of a good hot-dip galvanized grating is smooth and translucent, and it feels smooth and good to the touch. It is better to have a little bubble, which means that a better material is used, because the density of good resin is higher, so fewer small bubbles will be produced. The hot-dip galvanized grating can be tested for load-bearing capacity to see if the facility will be deformed and observe its load-bearing capacity. If the hot-dip galvanized grating is crisp, it means that the resin is more, the filler is less, and the raw material ratio is appropriate. If the knocking sound is dull, it means that the amount of hot-dip galvanized grating plate used is small, the calcium powder is large, and the quality of the grating is relatively poor.