Galvanizálják

Galvanizálják is the Hungarian verb form meaning "they galvanize" or "they are galvanizing". Galvanizing is a process used to protect iron or steel from corrosion, typically by coating it with a layer of zinc. This coating is usually applied through electroplating, though hot-dip galvanizing is another common method. The zinc acts as a sacrificial anode, meaning it corrodes preferentially over the iron or steel, thereby protecting the underlying metal. This protection is effective even if the coating is scratched, as the zinc will continue to corrode before the base metal is exposed. The process is widely used in construction, automotive manufacturing, and for everyday items like nails, screws, and fences. The term "galvanizálják" would refer to the action of applying this zinc coating to multiple items or to a large surface. For instance, a factory might galvanizálják a batch of steel beams, or a workshop might galvanizálják a collection of garden furniture.