Electro Galvanized Steel (EG Steel) is a premium cold-rolled steel coated with a thin, uniform layer of zinc through an advanced electroplating process. Unlike hot-dip galvanizing—where steel is immersed in molten zinc—electro-galvanizing uses controlled electrolysis to deposit zinc particles evenly across the surface.
This results in a smooth, bright, and dimensionally precise finish, making EG Steel ideal for applications that demand superior formability, surface aesthetics, and reliable corrosion resistance.
Its consistent quality and clean surface make EG Steel a preferred choice for precision manufacturing, decorative components, and electronic enclosures.
| Standard | JIS G3313 |
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| Grades | SECC, SECD, SECE |
| Coating Weight | 10 GSM – 60 GSM |
| Thickness Range | 0.25 mm – 2.3 mm |
| Width | Up to 1500 mm |
| Surface Treatment | Key Benefits |
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| Anti-Fingerprint Phosphate (AFP) | Ideal for electronics and appliance panels; resists smudges, enhances appearance, and improves corrosion resistance. |
| Chromated | Protects against white rust and corrosion during storage and transport; suitable for direct use or as a base for further coating. |
| Phosphate | Improves adhesion of paints and top coatings; commonly used in automotive and engineered components prior to painting. |
| Uniform Zinc Coating Thickness | Precise control (typically 5–25 microns) ensures consistent corrosion protection and surface quality. |
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| Excellent Adhesion | Zinc layer bonds at the molecular level, providing superior adhesion for paints, sealants, and powder coatings. |
| High Formability & Ductility | Retains cold-rolled steel properties, making it suitable for deep drawing, stamping, and complex bending operations. |
| Minimal Surface Roughness | Mirror-smooth surface enhances visual appeal and reduces friction in precision components. |
| Lower Zinc Consumption | Requires less zinc than hot-dip galvanizing, making it cost-effective and environmentally responsible without compromising protection. |
EG Steel is the material of choice for manufacturers seeking consistent quality, clean aesthetics, and dependable performance.