Zinc Ash (From Galvanizing Process) Zinc Ash is a valuable by-product generated during the hot-dip galvanizing process, where steel is coated with molten zinc to protect it from corrosion. During this process, a thin layer of oxidized zinc forms on the surface of the molten bath, which is skimmed off as zinc ash. This material contains a significant percentage of metallic zinc along with zinc oxide, making it highly valuable for recycling and industrial reuse Key Characteristics – Appearance: Grey to dark grey powder or granular lumps – Texture: Fine powder mixed with coarse particles – Zinc Content: Typically 50% – 70% (depending on source) Packaging & Supply – Available in jumbo bags / bulk sacks – Customized packaging as per buyer requirement – Bulk quantities available for export