Advance Hot Dip Galvanizing Plant Services

Welcome to HCI Group

Galvanizing Excellence Backed by Chemical Expertise

HCI group is a name synonymous with quality and innovation in the field of galvanizing. With decades of expertise in manufacturing high-performance chemicals for the galvanizing process, we have evolved into a full-fledged galvanizing powerhouse, offering top-tier services and unmatched quality.

Mission

At HCI Galvamet, our mission is clear: to provide superior galvanizing solutions that meet the highest standards of quality, efficiency, and reliability. We combine advanced technology, top-grade materials, and rigorous quality control to deliver products that stand the test of time.

Vision

To be recognized as a global leader in galvanizing excellence—pioneering advancements, setting industry benchmarks, and redefining durability standards through continuous innovation, sustainability, and unwavering commitment to quality.

Values

We value integrity, innovation, and quality in everything we do. Our customer-first approach, combined with a strong focus on sustainability, drives us to deliver reliable and future-ready galvanizing solutions.

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Hot Dip Galvanizing

Treatment Process / Surface Preparation

Zinc Bath: This is the core step of the hot dip galvanizing process. In this stage, the cleaned and fluxed steel is dipped into a bath of molten zinc heated to around 450°C (840°F). This creates a tough, corrosion-resistant coating that protects the steel from rust and damage.

Degreasing

Degreasing is the first step in the hot dip galvanizing process. The steel is dipped in an acidic bath, any oil, grease, dirt, or other contaminants on the steel’s surface are removed.

Pickling

Pickling removes rust, scale, and oxidation from the steel’s surface. The steel is dipped in a diluted acid bath, which cleans off any remaining impurities, preparing it for the zinc coating.

Fluxing

Fluxing is the final cleaning step before galvanizing. The steel is dipped in a flux solution that prevents oxidation and helps the zinc bond better with the steel. Without this step, the zinc coating can be uneven or weak.