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Hot-dip and electro-galvanizing are compared with regard to operating costs, unit capabilities, possibilities of size mixing, raw materials, uniformity, appearance, performance of products, and corrosion protection. Advantages of each are listed.
Hot-dip and electro-galvanizing are compared with regard to operating costs, unit capabilities, possibilities of size mixing, raw materials, uniformity, appearance, performance of products, and corrosion protection. Advantages of each are listed.
| Author(s) | Johnson, F.C.The Steel Company of Canada, Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal4(5): 66-70 1971, Paper presented at WAI 40th Annual Convention, New York, NY USA |
| Year | 1971 |
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