Galvanized steel sheet is a product that uses cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel sheet as the base material, and forms a dense zinc layer protective structure on the surface through hot-dip galvanizing or electro-galvanizing process. Its core advantage is that it achieves excellent anti-corrosion and weathering resistance through the sacrificial anode effect of zinc, and it has both high strength and ductility of steel, and can be easily stamped, welded or bent. Because the cost is more than 40% lower than stainless steel and the service life is extended by 2-3 times, it is widely used in building roofs and walls, home appliance housings, automotive components and outdoor facilities. It takes into account both economy and reliability, and has become the mainstream material for industrial corrosion protection scenes.