Galvannealed

[1] The galvanising bath contains slightly over 0.1% aluminium, added to form a layer bonding between the iron and coated zinc.

From the steel boundary these are named the Gamma (Γ), Zeta (ζ), and Delta (δ) layers, of compositions Fe3Zn10, FeZn10, FeZn13 respectively; resulting in an overall bulk iron content of 9-12%.

Herman, 1922, Peoria, Illinois, USA) "Process of coating and treating materials having an iron base".

[9] In the mid 1980s, the Chrysler Corporation pioneered the use of Galvannealed sheet steels in the manufacture of their vehicles.

[10] Galvannealed steel is the preferred material for use in the construction of permanent debris and linen chute systems.