Development History Of Pre Painted Galvanized Steel Coil

Pre Painted Galvanized Steel Coil was invented in the mid-18th century. It was developed from the hot tin plating process and has now entered the fourth century. So far, hot-dip galvanizing is still the most common and effective process measure in steel corrosion protection methods.

In 1742, Dr. Ma Luoying conducted a groundbreaking experiment on hot-dip galvanizing of steel and made a reading at the Royal College of France.

In 1837, France's Solil applied for a patent for Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Coil, and proposed the idea of protecting steel with a galvanic method, that is, a process of galvanizing and rusting on the surface of iron. In the same year, Crawford in the UK applied for a patent for galvanizing with ammonium chloride as a solvent. This method has been improved since many improvements.

In 1931, the most outstanding engineer of the modern metallurgical industry, Sengjimir, built the world's first hydrogen reduction continuous strip hot-dip galvanizing line in Poland. The law was patented in the United States and in the United States and France in 1936-1937. The Maubeuge Steel Plant has built an industrial hot-dip galvanizing line named after Sendzimir, creating a new era of continuous, high-speed, high-quality hot-dip galvanizing of strip steel.