MST Steel Carries The Following Types Of Galvannealed Steel
ASTM Galvannealed Steel
Chrysler Galvannealed Steel
DIN Galvannealed Steel
General Motors Galvannealed Steel
Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) Galvannealed Steel
Volkswagen Galvannealed Steel
Galvannealed Steel
The outcome from the combined process of galvanizing and annealing to produce specialized sheets of steel
Galvanized Steel
The process of applying zinc to steel to prevent oxidization (rust)
Annealed Steel
A heat treatment involving the heating of metal past its recrystalization temperature to flush away impurities as well as to increase ductility
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Hot rolled galvannealed steel is derived from the temperature of the alloy when it is rolled into a sheet. Hot rolled steel is steel that has been heated above its recrystalization point and is pushed between two rollers to meet a certain length and thickness. This allows for the galvannealed steel to be more ductile and flexible. Cold rolled galvannealed steel is the outcome of steel that has been flattened between rollers below its recrystalization temperature, usually at roomtemperature. Cold rolling steel allows for the alloy to be stronger by increasing its strain hardness.
The Annealization Process
The Galvanization Process