MST Steel Carries The Following Types Of Galvanized Steel
ASTM Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
ASTM Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel- Chrysler Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
Chrysler Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel- DIN Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
DIN Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
Ford Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel- General Motors Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
General Motors Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel- Volkswagen Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
Volkswagen Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
Tesla Hot Dipped
Common Applications for Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
○ Truck Frames
○ Automotive Wheels
○ Pipe and Tubular
○ Water Heaters
○ Agriculture Equipment
○ Automotive Wheels
○ Pipe and Tubular
○ Water Heaters
○ Agriculture Equipment
○ Strappings
○ Stampings
○ Compressor Shells
○ Railcar Components
○ Wheel Rims
○ Metal Buildings
○ Railroad Hopper Cars
○ Doors
○ Shelving
○ Discs
○ Guard Rails
○ Automotive Clutch Plates
○ Stampings
○ Compressor Shells
○ Railcar Components
○ Wheel Rims
○ Metal Buildings
○ Railroad Hopper Cars
○ Doors
○ Shelving
○ Discs
○ Guard Rails
○ Automotive Clutch Plates
Industries Using Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
○ Automotive
○ Furniture
○ Construction
○ Home Improvement
○ Public Safety
○ Furniture
○ Construction
○ Home Improvement
○ Public Safety
○ Education
○ Manufacturing
○ Agriculture
○ Plumbing
○ Manufacturing
○ Agriculture
○ Plumbing
Our Mills
○ Produce steel to meet the strictest chemistry and dimensional requirements
○ Use state-of-the-art technology to ensure product consistency from us to you
○ Make HSLA steel to provide extra strength to even the heaviest loads
○ Minimize impurities by monitoring the temperature of the steel from start-to-finish
○ Create only the best steel for first-rate machinability
More Information
Our Hot Dip Galvannealed
Steel, is continuously coated on both sides with a zinc-iron alloy. Galvannealed steel is a specialized variation of galvanized steels where induction heating is used to
alloy the zinc coating with the steel to create a zinc-iron coating. The hot dip process, pioneered by our mills, provides a tight metallurgical bond between the steel
and coating. This process results in a material with the strength and formability of steel plus the corrosion protection of the zinc-iron coating. Zinc protects the base
metal by providing a barrier to corrosive elements and also by the sacrificial nature of the coating. Hot Dip Galvannealed Steel is available with special surface finishes,
tailored for specific applications, and in a variety of base metal grades and coating weights.
Other Metals
While Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel is very corrosion resistant, the hot dip process does not leave the steel as strong as it would be if it had
not undergone the process. For projects that require extra strength and corrosion resistance, Galvannealed Steel is recommended. If extra strength is all that is needed Cold Rolled Steel is a better solution.