Galvanised earthing strip is connected to the actual earthing bar, and in some places Gi earthing flats is used instead of insulation cables due to lower cost and high benefits, and it result in maximum earthing resistance and meet all the required installation requirement.

Earthing flats strips are used in various sizes and specifications: 

* 25 x 3MM
* 25 X 6MM
* 50 X 6MM

We are also expertised in providing our esteem customer with any required customised sizes and specification, such as 

* 20 x 3MM
* 32 X 5MM
* 40 X 3MM
* 40 X 5MM
* 50 X 5MM
* 63 X 6/8/10MM
*75 X 6/8/10MM
*100 X 6/8MM
*125 X 6/8/10MM
*150 X 6/8/10MM

Galvanised earthing strip is connected to the actual earthing bar, and in some places Gi earthing flats is used instead of insulation cables due to lower cost and high benefits, and it result in maximum earthing resistance and meet all the required installation requirement.

Earthing flats strips are used in various sizes and specifications: 

* 25 x 3MM
* 25 X 6MM
* 50 X 6MM

We are also expertised in providing our esteem customer with any required customised sizes and specification, such as 

* 20 x 3MM
* 32 X 5MM
* 40 X 3MM
* 40 X 5MM
* 50 X 5MM
* 63 X 6/8/10MM
*75 X 6/8/10MM
*100 X 6/8MM
*125 X 6/8/10MM
*150 X 6/8/10MM

Galvanised earthing strip is connected to the actual earthing bar, and in some places Gi earthing flats is used instead of insulation cables due to lower cost and high benefits, and it result in maximum earthing resistance and meet all the required installation requirement.

Earthing flats strips are used in various sizes and specifications: 

* 25 x 3MM
* 25 X 6MM
* 50 X 6MM

We are also expertised in providing our esteem customer with any required customised sizes and specification, such as 

* 20 x 3MM
* 32 X 5MM
* 40 X 3MM
* 40 X 5MM
* 50 X 5MM
* 63 X 6/8/10MM
*75 X 6/8/10MM
*100 X 6/8MM
*125 X 6/8/10MM
*150 X 6/8/10MM

Galvanizing protects the underlying iron or steel in the following main ways: The zinc coating, when intact, prevents corrosive substances from reaching the underlying steel or iron. The zinc protects iron by corroding first. For better results, application of chromates over zinc is also seen as an industrial trend.[citation needed] In the event the underlying metal becomes exposed, protection can continue as long as there is zinc close enough to be electrically coupled. After all of the zinc in the immediate area is consumed, localized corrosion of the base metal can occur