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The specification covers the requirements for zinc coatings by the hot-dip galvanizing process on iron and steel products, both unfabricated and fabricated. This includes but is not limited to assembled steel products, structural steel fabrications, bent or welded tubes, wire work, grating, expanded metal, pipe, handrail. It also covers steel forgings and iron castings. It does not apply to wire (ASTM A641), pipe (ASTM A500), tube (ASTM A500) or steel sheet (ASTM A653) which is galvanized on continuous lines and does not cover small parts or hardware items which can be centrifuged to remove excess zinc (ASTM A53). It also does not apply to reinforcing steel (ASTM A767) unless the reinforcing steel is used in an assembly with other types of steel products. The specification details sampling procedures to determine adherence to the specification, coating properties such as minimum thickness, finish, and appearance, as well as test methods and inspection.

See Also: Inspection Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Products


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John Pridgen

In looking at galvanizing specifications, which ASTM A123 or ASTM A641 would properly apply to wire Spiral used in Concrete piles? ASTM A123 applies to "wire work" ASTM A641 applies to "wire" Seeking clarification on which one applies to spiral made from wire/rod. Thank you,

(AGA)

John, A641 and A123 refer to different hot-dip galvanizing processes. AASHTO M336 references ASTM A641 for galvanizing. AASHTO M 336M/M 336-20 covers carbon-steel wire and welded wire reinforcement produced from hot-rolled rod to be used for the reinforcement of concrete.

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