Galvanized steel strip 50x4 (1mb=1.60kg), width: 50 mm, thickness: 4 mm, zinc coating: min. 500 g/m2Z500 /50kg/ TC 50X4/50

Galvanized flat bar – a solid foundation for lightning protection and grounding installations

Galvanized flat bar 50x4 is a key element of surge protection systems, designed for both lightning protection and grounding installations. Made of galvanized steel, it provides durable and reliable protection against the effects of atmospheric discharges. Its robust construction and high-quality zinc coating guarantee longevity even in harsh weather conditions.

Features and applications

The flat bar with a cross-section of 50x4 mm is characterized by high electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. It finds wide application in:

• Construction of grounding circuits in buildings and structures.
• Creating equipotential bonding in electrical installations.
• Manufacturing of lightning protection elements, such as current-carrying busbars.
• Industrial applications requiring reliable grounding of equipment.

Thanks to compliance with PN-EN 62561-2, the product meets stringent requirements regarding safety and effectiveness. The zinc coating with a thickness of 70 microns (minimum 500 g/m2 Z500) provides excellent corrosion protection, which is particularly important for elements exposed to atmospheric factors.

Advantages for professionals and end-users

• Durability and reliability: High-quality galvanized steel and a thick zinc coating provide long-lasting protection against corrosion, minimizing the need for replacement and maintenance.
• Compliance with standards: Meeting the PN-EN 62561-2 standard guarantees safe use and compliance with applicable regulations.
• Easy installation: The flat bar is easy to mechanically process, making it easier to adapt to specific installation needs.
• High conductivity: Ensures efficient current discharge, minimizing the risk of damage to installations and equipment.
• Weight: The weight of 1 running meter of the flat bar is 1.6 kg, which allows for accurate calculations of the amount of material needed, as well as planning transport and installation.