Galvanized Structure

Galvanized Structure refers to a process in which steel or iron is coated with a layer of zinc to protect it from corrosion and rust. This process is known as hot-dip galvanizing and is used to extend the life of a structure by protecting it from the elements.

At Upstate Engineering, we specialize in providing hot-dip galvanizing services using imported super high grade zinc that is >99% pure to ensure the quality of our results. Our team of galvanizing experts are dedicated to providing high-quality results and go through a complete process that includes surface cleaning, water washing, washing with flex, heating, zinc coating, and thickness verification to ensure the best results.

The steel and iron items that we hot-dip galvanize include but not limited to street lighting/CCTV camera poles, nut bolts, J bolts, anchor bolts, steel rods, angle iron, channels, grating, structure, support, I beams, H beam stands, frames, transformer housing for motor local control stations, and other steel iron items.