What does Bonderized mean?

What does Bonderized mean?

Bonderized steel, also referred to as paint grip steel, is galvanized steel that has been put through a phosphate bath and a chromate dry. This process produces the dull grey color characteristic of paint grip galvanized steel which provides an excellent “primer” for painting applications.

How do you spell Galvanneal?

Galvannealed or galvanneal (galvannealed steel) is the result from the processes of galvanizing followed by annealing of sheet steel. Galvannealed steel is a matte uniform grey color, which can be easily painted. In comparison to galvanized steel the coating is harder, and more brittle.

What does Bonderized steel look like?

Bonderized steel is actually Galvanized G90 that has been put through a phosphate bath and has a layer of Chromate applied and dried leaving it ready to accept paint. The process produces a dull gray colored finish. The color and finish of Bonderized flats varies from batch to batch.

What is Paintlock?

Paintlok* is electrogalvanized + phosphatized sheet steel. The coating is very thin, withstands most forming operations, has a dull gray matte appearance and is intended to be painted.

Does galvannealed steel rust?

Will galvannealed rust? All metals will eventually rust or corrode, including aluminum. However, the zinc-iron alloy of a galvannealed sheet has proven to be highly rust & corrosion resistant even in an unpainted condition.

What is g90 galvanized steel?

Grade Summary: Cold Rolled steel sheets are hot dip coated with a durable protective coating of zinc. This steel is dull gray in appearance, has no spangle, and is well suited to painting. Common uses include the manufacture of fireplaces, trailers, signs, and housings.

What is galvannealed sheet?

Galvannealed (or galvanneal) Steel is a carbon steel sheet coated with zinc on both sides by the continuous hot-dip process. The galvannealed surface has a non-spangled matte finish, a finish very different than the highly metallic appearance of the galvanized coating.