
Galvanizing lines are complex industrial installations designed for electrochemical processes such as electroplating metal coatings onto various materials. The process of creating such lines begins with the design phase, where client requirements are analyzed, including the type of galvanizing processes (e.g., zinc plating, nickel plating, chrome plating), production capacity, types of parts, and compliance with environmental regulations. Engineers then develop detailed concepts tailored to these needs, including the layout of tanks, conveyors, and auxiliary systems. Next, materials and components are selected, focusing on corrosion resistance and durability, as the line must withstand chemical exposure and high operational demands.
The manufacturing phase involves fabricating tanks, frames, and specialized equipment like rectifiers, filters, and ventilation systems. These components are assembled and integrated, ensuring seamless operation of the entire system. After assembly, thorough testing and quality control are performed to verify that the line meets all functional and safety standards. Once validated, the line is transported to the installation site, where it is set up, calibrated, and tested again under real operating conditions. Finally, operators are trained, and the system is handed over for production, ensuring efficient and consistent galvanizing processes.