Hot-dip galvanizing as corrosion protection has been used since 1741, and the fundamental principles are the same today. In most cases hot-dip galvanizing is the best and least expensive corrosion protection of steel.

We have had experience in hot-dip galvanizing since 1947, and we have currently a large and modern industry.

Zinc and iron reacts and form an alloy when they are hot-dip galvanized. Hot-dip galvanizing are usually performed according to EN ISO 1461, and according to technical delivery requirements issued by Nordic Galvanizers, Norway.

Capasity Vik Ørsta AS:
Large kettle: 13,5m x 1,5m x 2,3m
Small kettle: 3,5m x 1,2m x 2,0m
Centrifuge-installation.