Steelforce supplies a variety of galvanized sheet metal under the name Galvabond.

Galvabond is a family of hot dip zinc-coated galvanized steel sheeting composed of:

• Galvabond G2 steel – a hot dip zinc-coated commercial forming steel with a spangled surface
• Galvabond G2S steel – skin passed to improve surface quality
• Galvabond G3N – a hot dip zinc-coated deep drawing steel with a spangled surface
• Galvabond G3NS – skin passed to improve surface quality

This high-quality sheet is often used as a protection from water corrosion, from trailer canopies to pump covers, as well as to meet requirements of Australian builders and DIYers.

Steelforce’s Galvabond steel sheets are manufactured in Australia and meet the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 1365 and AS/NZS 1397.

Features and Benefits of Galvabond Steel Sheet

• Exceeds the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 1365 and AS/NZS 1397
• Suitable for lockseaming up to 1.6mm thick (G2)
• Free of fluting for three months after galvanising (G2S)
• Guaranteed non-ageing and free from stretcher stain (G3N)
• Strong and resistant to corrosion
• Paintable

Typical Uses of Galvabond Steel Sheet

• Tube
• Cable Trays
• Drawn appliance panels and components
• Feeder troughs
• Rendering mesh
• Scaffolding planks
• Meter boxes
• Air conditioning ducts and panels
• Automotive panels and components
• Tanks
• Motor housing
• General Fabrication
• Domestic Appliance and Furniture

Relevant Standards

• AS/NZS 1365: Tolerances for flat-rolled steel products
• AS/NZS 1397: Continuous hot-dip metallic coated steel sheet and strip – Coatings of zinc and zinc alloyed with aluminium and magnesium