Galvanized steel is made to withstand harsh elements and prevent corrosion thanks to its layer of zinc coating. Read our informative blog posts to learn all about galvanized steel and how it plays an impactful role in many important industries.
You’re already aware of the benefits of galvanized steel’s corrosion resistance, thanks to a protective layer of zinc. This is the key to projects that can last for decades in the harshest conditions. But what if you need a certain color for aesthetics, DOT requirements, or company branding? Can you paint galvanized steel? The short […]
SGalvanized steel is a superior building material for many reasons. It can remain strong in harsh conditions, has a self-healing zinc coating, and can maintain like-new integrity for decades. But, there are a few logistical challenges when using galvanized steel for a project. At South Atlantic, we have created our own systems and resources to […]
Hot-dipped galvanized steel is one of the most versatile materials out there. It’s strong, durable, and can handle minor bumps and scratches without compromising the integrity of its protective zinc coating. To showcase this, we’ve compiled a list of seven common uses of galvanized steel. While you may be familiar with some of these applications, […]
Capturing the sun’s rays to create energy through solar panels and similar devices is growing in popularity. Solar energy is a clean and renewable resource that can be harnessed and used to bring power to things very quickly, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial purposes. And while the solar panels themselves do […]
It’s no secret that we are huge fans of galvanized steel at South Atlantic. The chemical bond that forms between raw steel and zinc when it is hot-dip galvanized results in a superpower building material. It can withstand extreme weather and outlast the materials that surround it. We keep a large inventory of standard and […]
When trying to prevent corrosion, galvanizing and metallizing can both come up as options. Both involve adding a zinc coating to steel to make it a more resilient building material. But, that is where the similarities end. Both have their options as well as downsides, which is best for you depending on your budget and […]