



Galvalume Steel Roofing Sheets are manufactured from steel coated with an aluminum-zinc alloy layer, providing enhanced corrosion resistance and longer service life compared to conventional galvanized steel roofing sheets.
Widely used in residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial buildings, galvalume roofing sheets offer reliable weather protection, excellent heat reflectivity, and long-term durability in demanding environments.
Galvalume steel roofing sheets (including 55% aluminum-zinc alloy coated metal roof panels, Aluzinc corrugated roofing sheets, Zincalume profile sheets, and anti-fingerprint GL roof tiles) serve as premium weather-resistant envelope solutions across modern industrial plants, agricultural storage facilities, commercial complexes, and coastal residential structures. Manufactured through continuous hot-dip coating technology, a molten coating layer consisting of 55% Aluminum, 43.4% Zinc, and 1.6% Silicon is metallurgically bonded to high-strength carbon steel substrates, delivering double the atmospheric corrosion resistance of standard galvanized steel sheets under harsh weather conditions.
At XQJ Metal, we roll-form and export high-performance galvalume steel roofing sheets manufactured in strict compliance with international structural steel standards, including ASTM A792 / A792M, EN 10346 (DX51D+AZ, S280GD+AZ, S350GD+AZ, S550GD+AZ), JIS G3321 (SGLCC, SGLCD, SGLC400), and GB/T 14978 specifications. Our modern roll-forming machinery supplies panel thicknesses from 0.12mm to 1.0mm, effective coverage widths from 665mm to 1050mm, Al-Zn alloy coating weights from AZ30 (30g/m²) up to AZ150 (150g/m²), and custom length shearing up to 12 meters.
| Roof Profile Type | Standard Steel Grade & Specification | Thickness Range (mm) | Al-Zn Coating Mass & Surface Treatment |
| Trapezoidal Rib Profile (YX25-210-840 / 1050) | ASTM A792 / Grade 33 to 80, DX51D+AZ | 0.30mm to 1.00mm | AZ30 to AZ150 (30–150g/m²) | Anti-Fingerprint (AFP) |
| Sinusoidal Wave Profile (YX18-76-836 / 900) | JIS G3321 / SGLCC, SGLCD | 0.12mm to 0.80mm | AZ30 to AZ120 | Regular Spangle / Bare / Oiled |
| High Yield Structural Roofing Decking | EN 10346 / S350GD+AZ, S550GD+AZ (High Tensile) | 0.50mm to 1.20mm | AZ100 to AZ150 | Chromated Passivated Finish |
| Architectural Step Tile Galvalume Profile | ASTM A792 / Commercial Quality (CQ) | 0.25mm to 0.60mm | AZ40 to AZ150 | Green/Clear Anti-Fingerprint Resin |
Selecting between Galvalume and traditional Galvanized roofing panels depends on environmental exposure, ambient temperature, and service lifespan targets:
Roofing contractors, structural engineers, and project developers specify galvalume steel roofing sheets for critical building envelopes due to key engineering features:
Our heavy-duty galvalume steel roofing sheets power diverse architectural, industrial, and infrastructure projects globally:
To guarantee complete weather resistance, zero oil-canning distortion, and rust-free sea transportation, XQJ Metal enforces strict Quality Assurance (QA) protocols on every galvalume steel roofing sheets shipment:
Q1: What Al-Zn coating mass (AZ value) is recommended for galvalume steel roofing sheets in coastal environments?
A: For standard inland projects, AZ50 to AZ80 (50g to 80g/m²) offers sufficient durability. For severe marine environments within 1 km of the coastline or high-humidity industrial zones, we strongly recommend heavy coating weights of AZ120 to AZ150 to ensure a maintenance-free service life exceeding 25–30 years.
Q2: Can Galvalume steel roofing sheets be used in direct contact with wet concrete or treated lumber?
A: Direct contact with wet concrete, mortar, or wet copper/treated lumber should be avoided because wet alkalis can etch the aluminum alloy. We recommend applying an isolating membrane or protective barrier tape at connection points.
To obtain current FOB/CIF price quotes, roof panel weight conversion calculators, or Mill Test Certificates (MTC) for galvalume steel roofing sheets, Contact Our Metal Roofing Sales Engineering Team today.
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Galvalume steel roofing sheets are coated with an aluminum-zinc alloy that provides superior corrosion resistance and longer service life than traditional galvanized steel in many atmospheric environments. Galvanized roofing sheets use a zinc coating and are often selected for general-purpose applications where cost is the primary consideration.
The aluminum-zinc coating provides a durable protective barrier that enhances corrosion resistance, reflects heat more effectively, and helps extend the service life of roofing sheets, particularly in humid, industrial, and coastal environments.
Galvalume roofing is frequently chosen for projects where long service life, reduced maintenance, and lower life-cycle costs are key priorities. Its durable coating helps minimize corrosion-related repairs and supports reliable performance over many years of service.
It offers excellent resistance to seawater corrosion and maintains strength in humid and salt-rich conditions.
No. Strength is achieved through strain hardening rather than heat treatment.
Yes. It provides excellent weldability for structural fabrication.
Yes, it is commonly applied in tanks and pressure equipment.
Yes. It provides higher strength compared with most non-heat-treated aluminum alloys.
Yes. Thickness, width and temper can be adjusted based on project demand.
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