Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Used in Stadiums Worldwide

摘要

For decades, stadiums in Europe and Asia have used hot-dip galvanized steel-the process of dipping fabricated steel into a "kettle" containing molten zinc to form a metallurgical alloy of zinc to steel-not just for the proven corrosion protection but also the sustainability. In the U.S., most colleges and high schools turn to galvanizing and duplex color coating when building new stadiums and adding to athletic buildings and bleacher seating, thereby adding color and prolonged durability.