Galvanized Cable

Galvanized cables are steel or iron cables with a zinc coating that are used in various industrial processes. The zinc coating protects the cable from rust, enhances endurance, and extends the overall life of the cable.
The process of applying zinc coating is called galvanization. To achieve galvanization, a wire is dipped in molten hot zinc and then immediately removed. The same process is also used for the production of plastic coated cables.

Galvanized cables offer a host of advantages over non-coated cables. A description of the most useful advantages Given in below tab.

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• Low Cost. The process of galvanization does not have to involve pricey materials. It is cheaper to apply galvanization on steel than any other material. Additionally, the process does not entail the involvement of multiple workers. Furthermore, due to increased durability, the overall cost of using zinc-coated wire ropes is very low compared to alternative methods.
• Low Maintenance. Zinc coating protects wire against corrosion. The coating layer protects the wire from a number of pollutants. These pollutants can potentially affect the endurance of the wire. Generally, galvanized wires do not easily break, do not need frequent repairs, and perform efficiently in a variety of applications. Galvanied wires are also tiny in size and can be used in remote locations that are not easy to access. Low maintenance also results in low operational cost.
• Highly Reliable. The U.S. government has set certain guidelines for businesses that produce and use galvanized wire—they are strictly required to follow these rules. Manufactures of galvanized wires have to ensure that they are applying a standard thickness of coating, ensuring reliability of the finished product.
• Added Robustness. Galvanized coating adds to the strength of a cable. The coating’s metallurgical structure ensures that the coated cable can perform well in virtually any application.
• Damage Reduction. After galvanization, the zinc coating provides automatic protection to areas of the wire that are exposed due to damage. However, such use is limited to small areas only.
• Complete Protection. Galvanization also provides coated wires complete protection against deterioration. The toughness that this coating brings to an application is unmatched.
• Improved Maintenance. Galvanized wires are easy to maintain. You can also apply non-destructive testing methods to assess the condition of the coated wires.

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