Galvanized steel is coated with a thin layer of zinc. The zinc coating protects the steel beneath it from rust. It’s used to make nuts, bolts, screws, and nails resistant to degradation when they are exposed to the weather. Galvanized steel stands up to water well — as long as it’s not salt water

• Within construction projects.
• During the erection, repair, and maintenance of buildings, bridges, and road infrastructure.
• Machinery assemblies.
• Woodworking tasks such as fastening frames.
• Engineering applications.
• Vehicle and automotive.