Design Services
At Arkinstall Galvanizing, we understand the pivotal role that impeccable design plays in achieving outstanding Hot Dip Galvanizing results. Our dedicated team of experts is here to collaborate with you, ensuring that your project's design is optimised for the galvanizing process. We believe that even minor design adjustments at this stage can lead to significant enhancements in both aesthetics and functionality after galvanizing.
Why Design Matters in Hot Dip Galvanizing
Hot Dip Galvanizing is a process that offers exceptional protection against corrosion, ensuring the longevity and durability of your metal products. However, the design of your products can significantly influence the outcome of the galvanizing process. Proper venting, drainage, and the arrangement of components all contribute to achieving the best results.
Powder Coating
Powder coating is a highly effective and popular finishing technique used to enhance the durability, appearance, and protection of a wide range of products. With its versatile applications and numerous advantages over traditional liquid coatings, powder coating has become a preferred choice for industries spanning automotive, architecture, appliances, furniture, and more. In this article, we will explore the process, benefits, and applications of powder coating, highlighting its significance in today's manufacturing landscape.
Corrosion is a common enemy of metal objects, causing deterioration, weakening, and potential failure. General galvanizing provides an effective defense by creating a barrier between the metal surface and the environment. The zinc coating acts as a sacrificial layer, preventing corrosive substances such as moisture, chemicals, and salts from directly interacting with the underlying metal. Even if the zinc coating is scratched or damaged, it continues to provide protection by sacrificing itself to corrosion, thus preserving the integrity of the metal object
Shot Blasting
Shot blasting is a versatile surface preparation technique that plays a crucial role in a wide range of industries. It involves propelling abrasive materials at high velocities to remove contaminants, smooth rough surfaces, and enhance the adhesion of coatings. With its ability to efficiently clean, strengthen, and restore various materials, shot blasting has become an essential process in industries such as manufacturing, construction, automotive, and aerospace.
Shot blasting utilizes a mechanical method to propel abrasive particles at high speeds towards a surface. The key steps in the shot blasting process include equipment setup, material selection, blasting parameters, and post-blasting treatment.
Shot blasting machines consist of a blast wheel, abrasive storage hopper, and a system to recover and recycle the abrasive material. The equipment can be customized to suit specific requirements, such as the size and shape of the workpiece.