Are they Hot Dipped? or Zinc
792111
Hot Dipped. My neighbor has had them on his trailer for many years and I believe has had some rust on the bolts that attach the rollers (now they don't roll) but the basic parts are solid and will last as long as the trailer.
792112
They look like they are hot dipped.... Zinc is usually shinny .. these are not.
792113
I believe they are hot-dipped. Regardless, in two years of use, they haven't shown any signs of rust.
792114
I think the term they use is just galvanized. I suppose zinc is an ingredient when galvanizing but have no idea whether hot, cold, or warm dipped. sorry They match my galvanized trailer really well and work much better than rigid bunks.
420942
They are steel with chrome plating. The food had no metallic tastes at all. It's very very quiet to my surprise. It has an adjustable thermometer and a timer also. Best thing I've purchased in a long time. Hope this helps!
920177
Best to ask the manufacturer about that, but I doubt it is zinc. The metal has a mirror chrome finish and very strong but without cutting into it, I can't say for certain.
662310
They're premium zinc--I've used them over a year and have never had a rust problem.
939407
Not according to the reviews on here. They are porcelain-coated steel. At least two folks complained about that. Just read all the reviews.
550177
They are metal.....so depending on how you would hold the handle would determine if it would be too hot to hold! I have not tried hot drinks...only use for cold! Not sure if something hot would make the copper change color?!? Sorry, do not have a definitive answer for you.
1217093
They are not coated. They do spot easily which is normal for copper. They can be left to age or polish beautifully. Great for ice cold Moscow Mules!
1149245
They are not heated I don't know why it says that. I wondered the same when ordering but wanted them either way so got them anyways. They do look great though, I'm very happy with them!
1127398
It will definitely melt zinc, I use wheelweight lead alot and it has a lot of contaminants, as for the max temp I'm not sure. I'm going to guess around 1000 degrees but I know when you get it good and hot the coils and even the lead itself glow red in poor/dark lighting
268854
The manufacturer has described them as powder coated. Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Shannon
1396540
Not 100% positive without cutting into them, but I think they are cast iron.
325220
I don't still have the tub and label, but I am almost sure they are not fried in lard. You could google Utz and their web site will most likely inform you. They are really good and I had to make myself back off for a while.
1171369
These are dipped chains. Not completely dipped though. Not having issues of rust so far. Chains are out in the weather 24/7.
1108264
I tested mine with a straight iron to be sure they were real. They melted. So I would say no.
1804977
You can go to Google "Hot-Dip Galvanization-Wikipedia" for a complete description of the process. You would have to contact the manufacturer for the specific type of metal used, however, their on-line ads state it is hot-dip galvanized STEEL.
281631
They are a type of tin with a rubbery type of stuff over laying the tin. Mine are amazing, so amazing I have had 3 friends order them as well. You will not be disappointed
1315557
There was no name on them. Someone asked if they contain lead. I never even thought of that.If you find out please email me. Thanks