Galvanised planks refer to planks (typically used for scaffolding, flooring, or temporary walkways) that are coated with a layer of galvanised steel to protect them from corrosion and extend their lifespan. The galvanisation process involves coating the steel with a thin layer of zinc, which provides a protective barrier against environmental elements like moisture, salt, and chemicals.

Corrosion Resistance

• The primary benefit of galvanization is corrosion resistance. The zinc coating protects the steel from rust and other forms of corrosion, making galvanised planks ideal for use in outdoor environments, wet conditions, or industries where exposure to chemicals or saltwater is common.

Durability

• Galvanised planks are known for their long service life. The zinc coating is tough and can withstand abrasions, impacts, and rough handling. These planks remain functional and safe even under harsh conditions, providing longevity compared to non-galvanised steel.

Appearance

• Galvanised planks have a distinct silver-gray appearance, which comes from the zinc coating. While this color is mostly functional, it also gives the planks a clean and uniform look that can be visually appealing, especially in professional construction or industrial settings.

Applications

• Construction: For scaffolding, platform floors, and support structures.
• Industrial Settings: As temporary or permanent walkways, flooring, or safety barriers.
• Marine and Offshore: For areas exposed to saltwater, where corrosion resistance is critical.
• Agriculture: Used in environments where exposure to moisture and chemicals is common.

Standard Size

• 2000mm x 38mm x 225mm
• 3000mm x 38mm x 225mm

Customizations can be possible according to requirement