Galvanized steel wire rope, as its name implies, is a steel wire rope with a zinc coating on its surface. The processing technology is divided into hot-dip galvanizing and cold galvanizing.

There is an essential difference between hot-dip galvanizing and cold-dip galvanizing in technology. Hot dip galvanizing is formed by physical thermal diffusion. Firstly, iron zinc compound is formed, and then pure zinc layer is formed on the surface of iron zinc compound. The highest zinc content of hot dip galvanizing is only 593g / m2. Hot dip galvanizing will reduce the mechanical properties of steel wire. Galvanized steel wire rope with high strength and corrosion resistance is usually twisted with galvanized steel wire. Hot dip galvanizing is zinc plating in a molten zinc bath of 450-480 degrees.

Hot galvanized wire rope is a market trend and will become the first choice for users of galvanized steel wire rope. Because hot dip galvanized steel wire rope has super high cost performance. The steel wire of hot galvanized wire rope is formed by physical thermal diffusion. Firstly, iron zinc compound is formed, and then pure zinc layer is formed on the surface of galvanized steel wire. The highest zinc content in hot galvanized wire rope is only 593g / m2. Hot dip galvanizing is zinc plating in a molten zinc bath of 450-480 degrees.

Galvanized wire rope can be used in advanced construction, vehicle and ship binding, traction, binding and other fields, as well as in shipping, offshore oil exploration, aircraft control, marine fishing, trawling, fixed net, roll net and other fisheries.

In the past, the core of galvanized wire rope was usually made of sisal and jute. However, these materials are easy to absorb acid, alkali, sea water and other corrosive substances when they work, resulting in early corrosion and broken wire of inner steel wire, so polypropylene has been used as the core.