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Hot dip galvanizing, also known as hot dip galvanizing, is a method of obtaining a metal covering layer by immersing a steel member into a molten zinc solution. With the rapid development of high-voltage power transmission, transportation and communication, the protection requirements for steel parts are becoming higher and higher, and the demand for hot-dip galvanizing is also increasing. Usually the thickness of electrogalvanized layer is 5 ~ 15μm, and the large roll galvanized wire layer is generally more than 35μm, or even up to 200μm. Hot dip galvanized coating ability is good, dense coating, no organic inclusions.

The different spacing of the thorn rope is mainly in order to save costs to consider, because if they are too close, then obviously a little waste of resources, but the installation is too sparse will not work. Usually the bottom spacing is about 10cm, and the top is up to 20cm, this is because the higher the place is more difficult to climb over, usually more than one meter without the help of tools it is difficult for ordinary people to climb over, and the bottom because of the relatively tight can prevent personnel from drilling in the past.