Hot-dip galvanized steel is a terminal metal material obtained by treating ordinary carbon steel or alloy steel (such as Q235, Q355 steel) through the hot-dip galvanizing process. Specifically, it refers to a steel product with a uniform and dense zinc-iron alloy layer and pure zinc layer formed on the surface after the steel undergoes processes such as degreasing, pickling, fluxing, and immersion in molten zinc liquid. It includes: zinc-aluminum-magnesium coils, galvanized coils, zinc-aluminum-magnesium pipes, galvanized pipes, galvanized angle steel, and galvanized flat steel.