Galvanized wire coating rough, passivation film is not bright, bath temperature is too high. If the cathode current density is too high, zinc content in the bath is too high or sodium hydroxide and DPE content is too low; Solid particles or excessive foreign metal impurities in the electroplating solution can cause such problems. Solution: If the coating of large galvanized wire is rough, there may be solid particles in the plating solution. If the roughness of the part is severe, the current density may be too high.

The technical term “galvanizing” means that the metal has been specially treated with zinc. Essentially, it’s wire covered with a very thin layer of zinc. It is because of this thin layer of zinc that galvanized wire has many characteristics. Zinc can be galvanized by dipping the wire into a zinc bath or by electroplating.

This method is generally the use of hot rolled laminated plate as raw material, the annealed steel plate is first sent to the pickling workshop, with sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid to remove the surface of the steel sheet oxygen hot galvanizing method. After pickling, the steel plate immediately enters the tank to soak and wait for galvanized, which can prevent the reoxidation of the steel plate. After pickling, water cleaning, squeeze dry, drying, into the zinc pot, the temperature has been maintained at 445-465℃.