Hot-dip galvanized steel sheet_SGCC (sheet metal fabrication) is a commonly used corrosion-resistant galvanized steel sheet material, suitable for applications such as sheet metal casings, brackets, covers and general parts. Supports finishing such as sandblasting, blackening, oxidation, galvanizing, nickel plating, powder coating, and painting. Upload files to quickly quote and confirm delivery.

Hot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC (sheet metal fabrication)

Hot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC (sheet metal fabrication) is documented with typical properties, suitable applications, finishing options, and design guidance for Sheet Metal Fabrication.

low cost common parts Corrosion resistant Sheet metal shell/bracket Bending and forming Can be powdered/painted Can be upgraded by electroplating

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Hot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC sheet metal sample: suitable for shells, brackets and general parts, emphasizing corrosion resistance; optional finishing such as sandblasting, blackening, oxidation, galvanizing, nickel plating, powder coating, and painting

Key Material and Manufacturing Parameters

Engineering note: Values below are typical reference ranges. Final manufacturability, tolerances, material condition, surface finish, cost, and lead time depend on the drawing, geometry, quantity, and selected process.

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ProcessSheet metal fabrication (cutting/bending/punching/riveting/welding, etc., select combined process according to drawings and structure)
Material nameHot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC
Accuracy±0.2 mm
Minimum wall thickness1.0mm
Service temperature300-600℃
Tensile strength450-1100MPa
Density7.7-8.5 g/cm³
Requirements tag low cost common parts, Corrosion resistant
Typical applicationsShell/cover, box, bracket, mounting plate, general sheet metal structural parts (surface finishing matched according to structure and environmental requirements)
Typical lead timeRelated to plate thickness, structural complexity, quantity and finishing; clear delivery and expedited options will be given after uploading the file
FinishingSand blasting, blackening, oxidation, galvanizing, nickel plating, powder coating, painting

Finishing

sandblasting

Used to homogenize the surface and improve paint adhesion; for cosmetic parts, it is recommended to define key surfaces and roughness expectations in the remarks.

Blackening

It is suitable for scenes that require dark appearance and certain protection requirements; if spray coating/electroplating is required later, please indicate the process priority in advance.

Oxidation

Used for surface protection and appearance treatment; if there are conductive grounding requirements or partial shielding requirements, please mark them in the drawings/notes.

galvanized

Used to improve corrosion resistance and durability; if the parts contain welding or high-appearance surfaces, it is recommended to perform DFM evaluation processing sequence first.

Nickel plated

Used to further enhance surface protection and appearance consistency; the impact of coating thickness must be considered for mating surfaces/threads/hole locations.

Dusting

Suitable for cases where both appearance and durability are taken into consideration, such as shells/boxes; please note the acceptance criteria for color, gloss, texture and key surfaces.

spray paint

Suitable for color consistency and appearance grade control; can be implemented according to matte/gloss and color number requirements. It is recommended to provide reference pictures for more accuracy.

Why choose hot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC (sheet metal fabrication)

Corrosion resistant and more friendly

Suitable for structural and shell parts that are more sensitive to corrosion; it is easier to obtain stable protection performance under general working conditions.

Cost and performance balance

When used for general sheet metal parts, cost and manufacturability are taken into consideration, and it is suitable for rapid iteration from prototypes to small batches.

Wide range of processing adaptability

It can be combined with cutting, bending, punching, riveting and other sheet metal processes to achieve structural forming, and is suitable for box/bracket structures.

Rich finishing options

Supports sandblasting, blackening, oxidation, galvanizing, nickel plating, powder coating, and painting, which can be achieved according to the combination of appearance and protection goals.

Recommended Applications

  • General sheet metal structural parts: Shell/cover/bracket/mounting plate, etc.
  • cost sensitive: Want to balance general strength with cost
  • Corrosion resistance requirements: Pay more attention to rust prevention and stability in the use environment
  • Requires powder/paint appearance: Control key aspects and acceptance criteria according to appearance grade

It is not recommended to use it directly (it is recommended to change materials/change routes)

  • Strength/wear resistance limit requirements: Recommended to evaluate higher strength steel or alloy systems
  • Long-term high temperature and thermal cycling: It is recommended to select a more matching material and surface system based on the temperature resistance target.
  • Strong assembly and precision fit: It is recommended to mark tolerances on key holes/critical surfaces and evaluate secondary finishing options
  • Extremely high appearance mirror requirements: It is recommended to use a more suitable combination of materials and surface processes.

Design and DFM suggestions (Hot-dip galvanized steel plate_SGCC | Sheet metal fabrication)

  • Bending and unfolding: Please provide an unfolded diagram or state "expand by us" in the remarks; the key bending dimensions/appearance surfaces need to be defined in advance to facilitate the selection of bending direction and compensation strategy.
  • Hole to Bend/Hole to Margin: Holes that are too close may easily deform or crack. It is recommended to reserve sufficient margins for holes/slots; if space is limited, please mark the key requirements and conduct a DFM assessment first.
  • Fastening and assembly: If threaded connections are required, it is recommended to give priority to solutions such as rivet nuts/rivet studs. For conductive ground planes and mating surfaces, it is necessary to indicate whether coating coverage is allowed.
  • Welding and plating effects: If a welded structure is included, please mark the weld position and appearance requirements on the drawing; the order of welding and subsequent spray coating/electroplating will affect the consistency of protection and appearance, so it is recommended to clarify the priority.
  • Appearance and painting acceptance: Please clarify the color, gloss, texture and key surface (A side) standards for powder coating/painting; it is recommended to specify the appearance requirements of corners, bends and hole edges separately.

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