This document compares and contrasts the two main types of galvanization: hot dip galvanization and electro galvanization. Hot dip galvanization involves submerging steel or iron in a bath of molten zinc, resulting in a thicker zinc coating that chemically bonds to the metal. Electro galvanization uses an electroplating process to apply a thinner zinc coating to steel through an electrochemical reaction in a zinc salt solution. The document provides details on each process and a comparison chart of the differences between hot dip and electro galvanization.