Galvanized Round Bar
Galvanized Round Bar
Galvanized round bar is a type of steel round bar primarily made from A36 carbon steel. It undergoes a hot-dip galvanizing process, which creates a uniform and smooth zinc coating on its surface. This coating offers high resistance to rust, making it ideal for use in tough environments like humid, rainy, coastal, or industrial areas, thereby greatly extending its service life.
The round bar can be used as shafts, pins, bolts, rivets, mechanical parts, and in building structures, making it highly suitable for industries such as machinery manufacturing, automotive, construction, and hardware.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Typical Values |
| Base Material | Carbon Steel (e.g., ASTM A36) |
| Section Shape | Round |
| Typical Dimensions | Diameter: 1/4″ – 4″ (6.35mm – 101.6mm+) Length: 20 ft (6.1m), 40 ft (12.2m) |
| Zinc Coating Thickness | Min. Avg.: 3.9 – 4.5 mils (100 – 115 microns) |
| Mechanical Properties | Tensile Strength: 58 – 80 ksi (400 – 550 MPa) Yield Strength: min. 36 ksi (min. 250 MPa) Elongation: 20-23% (min.) |
| Density | Steel: 0.284 lbs/in³ (7.85 g/cm³) |
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Advantages
- Easy to Machine
- Superior Corrosion Resistance
- High Strength & Durability
- Low Maintenance
Applications
Mechanical Components: Utilized as shafts, pins, bolts, rivets, and other mechanical elements.
Building & Construction: Used in constructing structures, galvanized rebar, supports, fencing, and gates.
Industry Specific: Highly suitable for machinery manufacturing, automotive, and hardware industries.
Utilities: Grounding rods, power line supports.
Outdoor Use: Farm equipment, marine components, general outdoor fabrication.
Manufacturing Process
- Steel Round Bar Production: Steel billets or ingots are heated and shaped into round bars of different diameters through a hot rolling process.
- Hot-Dip Galvanization: The newly formed round bars are thoroughly cleaned (degreased, pickled, rinsed, fluxed) and then dipped in molten zinc to apply a protective, corrosion-resistant coating.



