Galvalume Roofing Sheet

Galvalume Roofing Sheet

55% Al-Zn Corrugated & Trapezoidal Box Profiles (IBR) for Roofing & Wall Cladding

Substrate 55% Al-Zn Galvalume Steel (GL)
Roofing Profiles Corrugated Waves / Trapezoidal Box (IBR)
Feeding Width 750 / 914 / 1000 / 1200 / 1220 / 1250 mm
Effective Width 665 / 800 / 820 / 900 / 915 / 1050 mm
Thickness Range 0.115 – 0.8 mm (Customizable)

Custom Roofing Profiles

Galvanized corrugated steel roofing sheet forming on roll forming machine

Corrugated Wave Profile

Galvalume trapezoidal profile steel roofing panel cross-section

Trapezoidal Box Profile

Unpainted galvalume steel step tile roofing sheet panels stacked together

Glazed Step Tile Profile

Stacked corrugated galvalume steel roofing sheets in factory

IBR Profile

Multiple Profiles

Corrugated wave, trapezoidal box, and IBR profiles for versatile applications.

Flexible Coating Mass

Customizable AZ30 to AZ150 g/m² Al-Zn coating options for high heat reflection and anti-rust protection.

Ultra-Thin Options

Available in thin gauges down to 0.115 mm with full-hard structural rigidity.

Container-Optimized Lengths

Precision-cut lengths (e.g., 5.8m / 11.8m) engineered for maximum ocean container utilization.

Product Specifications

Parameter Details
Product Name Galvalume Roofing Sheet (GL Corrugated & Trapezoidal Sheet)
Available Profiles Traditional Corrugated Waves, Trapezoidal / Box Profile, IBR Roofing Profile
Primary Applications Industrial Warehouses, Agricultural Sheds, Residential Roofs, Wall Cladding & Temporary Fencing
Standard Compliance ASTM A792, EN 10346, JIS G3321
Feeding Width (Raw Coil) 750mm, 914mm, 1000mm, 1200mm, 1220mm, 1250mm
Effective Cover Width 665mm, 800mm, 820mm, 900mm, 915mm, 1050mm (Customizable)
Thickness Range 0.115 – 0.8 mm
Sheet Length 1800 – 11800 mm (Tailored for 20ft / 40ft Container Loading)
Al-Zn Coating Mass AZ30 – AZ150 g/m² (55% Aluminum, 43.4% Zinc, 1.6% Silicon)
Surface Surface Treatment Regular Spangle, Anti-Fingerprint (AFP Passivated), Chromated / Oiled
Mechanical Hardness Full Hard (G550 / HRB 85–95) or Commercial Grade (G300)
Bundle Weight / Packaging 2 – 5 Metric Tons per seaworthy bundle with steel pallets

Quality Control & Shipping Case

Galvanized corrugated steel roofing sheet forming on roll forming machine

Calibrated forming rollers guarantee smooth crest profile and tight panel interlocking.

QC measuring thickness of galvanized roofing sheet with micrometer

Rigorous verification of sheet gauge, coverage width, diagonal tolerance, and cut length.

Seaworthy packaging for galvanized roofing sheets on wooden pallets and coils

Heavy-duty waterproof wrapping and galvanized outer covers protect edges during ocean transit.

Bundles of galvanized roofing sheets loaded and secured inside shipping container

Wooden skids and steel wire reinforcement secure bundles to prevent shifting at sea.

Buyer Concerns (FAQ)

Q1: Why do (GL) Galvalume roofing sheet provide better heat resistance and lower interior temperatures than Galvanized (GI) sheets?

A: Galvalume steel (55% Al-Zn alloy coating) has a high thermal reflectivity surface that reflects a significant portion of sunlight and radiant heat back into the atmosphere instead of absorbing it. This helps reduce heat buildup under the roof, keeping building interiors noticeably cooler in warm climates.

A: Corrugated sheets feature traditional round wave profiles suitable for standard residential or agricultural roofs, while trapezoidal (box profile / IBR) sheets offer higher water discharge capability and structural strength, making them ideal for industrial facilities and commercial roofs.

A: Feeding width is the initial flat GL coil width (e.g., 1000mm or 1200mm). After roll forming, the effective cover width (e.g., 800mm or 900mm) represents the actual installation coverage per sheet after overlapping. We assist you in calculating sheet quantities to minimize material waste.

A: For standard 20ft containers, maximum length is usually kept within 5.8 meters (5800mm); for 40ft containers, lengths up to 11.8 meters (11800mm) are recommended to maximize space utilization and cut ocean freight costs.

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