Due to the change in base material, cost reduction is possible! Introducing the welding material "GALVALLOY" specifically for molten zinc galvanizing baths!
The Fe-Zn compounds generated in the molten zinc galvanizing bath undergo corrosion-related thinning when the temperature exceeds 450°C. By using the high-temperature corrosion-resistant welding material "GALVALLOY" manufactured by Welding Alloys, which maintains a high market share in Europe, and performing automatic overlay welding, we achieve a longer lifespan for the molten zinc galvanizing bath. "GALVALLOY" has high-temperature corrosion resistance comparable to that of expensive cobalt-based welding materials, while being reasonably priced and economical. 【Features】 ■ Achieves high-quality construction through automatic overlay welding ■ Extends lifespan and reduces costs by using the high-temperature corrosion-resistant welding material "GALVALLOY" ■ Reduces ancillary work such as replacements through prolongation ■ Capable of accommodating new production for molten zinc galvanizing baths *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Welding Alloys Japan Co., Ltd. selects appropriate welding materials for the base material surface or damaged base material surface and perceives the surface modification through build-up welding technology as a maintenance (preservation) technique. By improving the wear and corrosion resistance of equipment surfaces, the company provides benefits to customers by regenerating and extending the life of various domestic infrastructure equipment. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
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