Galvanized Steel Coils

Galvanized steel coils offered by Soupin Jean Stephane are cold‑rolled steel strips coated with zinc to provide corrosion resistance. The coils are supplied in thicknesses from 0.14 mm up to 1.2 mm, covering most structural requirements. Widths range between 600 mm and 1 250 mm, allowing adaptation to diverse panel sizes. Each coil has a standard inner diameter of 508 mm for convenient handling on winding equipment.

The zinc coating follows the typical ASTM A123 standard for hot‑dip galvanising, delivering a protective layer of approximately 55 µm (typical). Industry‑wide tensile strength for such coils is usually around 350 MPa (typical) and the thickness tolerance is ±0.02 mm (standard). Cold‑rolled steel provides a smooth surface finish that eases downstream forming or painting processes. Suppliers often deliver the coils in wooden crates or steel drums, a packaging method that matches standard logistics practices.

These coils are commonly used in construction framing, automotive body panels and household appliance housings where durability is essential. Buyers such as fabricators, OEMs and contract manufacturers source them for projects that demand long‑term corrosion protection. Trade can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, with payment accepted via L/C or T/T, and the seller states that minimum order quantities are flexible.

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The supplier’s catalogue highlights galvanized steel coils with flexible minimum order quantities, secure packaging and the ability to ship under FOB or CIF incoterms. Payment options mentioned include letters of credit and telegraphic transfer, but no further commercial details are provided in the source.