What is hot-dip galvanizing and why does it matter?
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“It is a zinc coating applied by submerging the steel part in molten zinc. It forms a metallurgical layer that protects the fitting against corrosion for decades outdoors. That is why transmission and substation fittings are made of hot-dip galvanized forged steel.”
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