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HOT DIP GALVANIZING SERVICES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Industry-grade zinc coating for structural steel, angle bars, beams, and fabricated assemblies. Protecting your steel against corrosion — from Metro Manila to nationwide project sites.

ABOUT OUR GALVANIZING SERVICE

Hot dip galvanizing services in the Philippines are essential for structural steel exposed to outdoor, industrial, or coastal environments. At Regan Industrial Sales Inc., our galvanizing process bonds a protective zinc coating to the steel surface, creating a metallurgical barrier that prevents rust, oxidation, and atmospheric corrosion.

Our Quezon City facility operates a fully controlled pre-treatment line — from chemical cleaning and pickling to fluxing — ensuring the zinc adheres uniformly to every surface. The result is a consistent coating that complies with international standards and extends the operational life of your structural components.

Long steel sections lined up inside a workshop

Corrosion resistance

Zinc acts as sacrificial anode, protecting steel in harsh environments

ASTM A123 compliant

Coating thickness meets international structural galvanizing standards

Wide product range

Beams, angle bars, perforated plates, fabricated assemblies

Fast turnaround

Efficient production line with prompt delivery to job sites

HOW GALVANIZING WORKS

STEP 01SURFACE PREPARATION & PRE-TREATMENT

Large steel section suspended by chains

Before the galvanizing bath, components are quenched in water or air- cooled to solidify the coating and lock it to the substrate. Each batch is visually inspected for bare spots, drips, or uneven coverage.

Degreasing agent
Alkaline solution bath
Pickling solution
Hydrochloric acid (HCl)
Flux solution
Zinc ammonium chloride
Pre-treatment stages
3 (degrease → pickle → flux)

STEP 02ZINC BATH IMMERSION

Steel section suspended over a steaming bath

Prepared steel components are immersed in a bath of molten zinc at approximately 450°C (850°F). At this temperature, zinc and steel form a series of zinc-iron alloy layers through a metallurgical reaction.

Bath temperature
449-452°C
Zinc purity
≥98.5% Zn
Standard
ASTM A123 / ISO 1461
Min. coating thickness
45-85 μm (grade dependent)

STEP 03QUENCHING, INSPECTION & FINISHING

Gloved hand and dial gauge beside a steel section

After the zinc bath, components are quenched in water or air-cooled to solidify the coating and lock it to the substrate. Each batch is visually inspected for quality assurance.

Quenching method
Water quench or air cool
Thickness test
Magnetic gauge per ASTM A123
Visual inspection
100% per batch

Why Contractors Choose Regan

A Reliable Steel Supplier for Contractors, Engineers, and Developers

Wide Product Availability

Complete steel range under one roof.

Complete Project Support

Products plus value-added processing services.

Nationwide Delivery

We deliver across Luzon, Visayas & Mindanao.

Trusted Since 1968

55+ years serving the construction industry.

Competitive Pricing

Quality steel at competitive prices.

Convenient Ordering

Easy quotation, fast response.

Frequently asked questions

What is galvanizing?

Galvanizing is the process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel or iron to help prevent rust and corrosion. It is commonly used for structural steel, fabricated components, poles, brackets, frames, and other products exposed to outdoor or industrial conditions.

What steel products can be galvanized?

Galvanizing may be suitable for structural steel sections, pipes, plates, fabricated assemblies, railings, frames, poles, brackets, and other steel components. Suitability depends on the material, dimensions, design, surface condition, and fabrication details.

How long does galvanized steel last?

The service life of galvanized steel depends on the coating thickness, environment, exposure to moisture, chemicals, and maintenance conditions. In many outdoor and industrial applications, galvanizing can provide long-term corrosion protection.

Can fabricated steel be galvanized after welding?

Yes, fabricated steel can often be galvanized after welding. However, the design should allow proper drainage and ventilation during the galvanizing process. Weld quality, enclosed spaces, overlapping surfaces, and material compatibility should also be reviewed before processing.

What information should I provide when requesting a galvanizing quote?

Provide the steel type, item dimensions, quantity, total weight, fabrication drawings, surface condition, delivery location, and required schedule. Photos or technical drawings can help the team assess handling, preparation, and processing requirements.

GET A QUOTE FOR GALVANIZING SERVICES

Tell us your steel specifications, blast profile requirement, and project timeline. Our sales team will respond within one business day with a detailed quotation.

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