Zinc and zinc alloys. Secondary zincWhat is BS EN 13283 Zinc alloys about? BS EN 13283 is a European standard that discusses the secondary zinc in zinc alloys. Zinc (Zn) is used to make several alloys due to its galvanizing and sacrificial properties. BS EN 13283 specifies designations, chemical compositions, marking and other requirements for secondary zinc. These grades are mainly used for hot dip galvanizing purposes according to ISO 1461 and the production of brass. Secondary zinc

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