A hot-dip galvanizing plant asked us to collaborate to reduce their zinc consumption, which was quite high. The benchmarking established in the sector for this sector is usually very disparate due to the great diversity of different materials that are…
In Costa Rica, our hot-dip galvanizing clients have had the idea of manufacturing sanitary protectors like those already built using polycarbonate and acrylic. They ask us if they can defend the idea of manufacturing the structure with galvanized steel and…
As we all know, or at least we all know that at some point we have been in contact with this metal, zinc is grayish white or bluish white. It has a metallic luster, can take on a high gloss,…
For years, I have given numerous conferences, courses, seminars and talks about the uses and properties of zinc, that miraculous material capable of reducing and postponing for decades the environmental corrosion of iron and steel. At the end of the…
In this entry, I talk about general galvanizing because it is one of the sector I know best, but many other industries could have a place here. That said, let’s see how this industry fits or doesn’t fit the famous…
A client company is proud to have started using K-curve (Kleingarn) regeneration of its hydrochloric-based pickling solutions. It carries out periodic analyzes, normally once a month. This is what is observed over two years for two of its four pickling…
Most galvanizing plants try to reduce their by-products because significant quantities of the raw material for this sector are consumed: zinc. In particular, many of them try to reduce the humidity of the steel pieces by heating the flux or…
A concept hardly taken into account in much of the hot-dip galvanized industry is the (apparently obvious) absence of normality of the process. Please look at the image below: it corresponds to an analysis of the observed growth of the…
Although they go unnoticed, there is news of meetings of owners of general galvanizing plants with powerful business groups or investment funds. They usually refer to plants that have accumulated losses and negative results in periods of crisis, but not…
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