Share how to use the galvanized pot correctly

Hot dip galvanizing is currently a very effective metal anti-corrosion method, which is more reliable than other anti-corrosion methods. Hot dip galvanizing products are also available in the market and are used in various industries. To obtain a galvanized product, the metal is immersed in the molten zinc solution to form a zinc alloy coating on the metal surface to protect the metal from corrosion. A galvanizing pot is required for galvanizing.

The zinc liquid is heated in the pot, the fuel is burned in the furnace, the temperature in the pot is heated to above 460 ° C, and the zinc liquid is molten, so that the metal can be immersed in the zinc liquid. The pot used should be corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant. Pay attention to proper use and ensure that the pot life can be extended. When using, pay attention to strictly control the temperature of the zinc solution, the temperature should not exceed 480 ° C, under normal circumstances at 460 ° C, the zinc liquid will reach the molten state. The temperature of the zinc bath is too high, and the loss of the galvanizing pot is also there, and the excessive temperature will destroy the state of the zinc liquid. The higher the temperature, the better the quality of the galvanized product, so the temperature is controlled.

In the production process, we must organize the production work. Do not interrupt the situation. If the work is intermittent and the switch is not stopped, causing the cold and hot, the iron-zinc alloy layer on the wall will fall off, and the protection will be lost. The loss of the pot is more serious. Prepare for the relevant work before the work, can not have the above situation, not only the damage to the pot, but also affect the quality of the galvanized products. Finally, the cleaning of the pot should be done well, and the slag cleaning work should be strengthened. Do not let the zinc slag accumulate on the heating surface. The use of galvanizing pot should be noted in the above-mentioned related matters, the correct use of boilers to manufacture, to ensure the life of the boiler.