This is the most common corrosive protection for metal surfaces.
The electro-galvanising process, and in particular the alkaline process, allow for a thin layer of zinc to be applied, resulting in excellent resistance
to corrosion. The main advantages of galvanising, in contrast to more noble metals, are that it offers maximum protection to corrosion and excellent affordability.
Zincoplating uses ALKALINE ZINC WITHOUT CYANIDE PLATING. This is an innovative system, as it does not contain toxic substances.

The advantages of this process are:
* Excellent penetrating power and uniform thickness
* Better guarantee of chromate adherence
* Maximum resistance to corrosion of the zinc-passivator

Our productive processes use extra pure zinc with test analyses proving 99.99% zinc purity.
The finished product can vary in colour: white, yellow, black, olive green.

Passivation free from Hexavalent Chromium
New European standards regulate the use of hexavalent chromium, which as of 01/07/2007 set a limit of 2 gr. per automobile. Nevertheless, for some time, the motor vehicle industry has already been imposing severe limitations on the use of hexavalent chromium based compounds.
In contrast to the aforementioned statement, in recent years products that have been passivated without Cr VI have proven to be more effective and more environmentally safe.

- White trivalent galvanising
- Iridescent trivalent galvanising (point IV)
- Black trivalent galvanising