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−	~~Spangle is the~~ term ~~used to describe~~ the crystal-like pattern ~~that is~~ created on the surface of ~~the~~ steel during the process of galvanisation. It may appear in the form of snowflakes, stars or other abstract geometric patterns.	+	The term 'spangle' describes the crystal-like pattern created on the surface of steel during the process of galvanisation. It may appear in the form of snowflakes, stars or other abstract geometric patterns.

−	~~Spangle occurs~~ when certain alloying materials (such as antimony) are added to the galvanisation process or may appear naturally due to impurities in the substances. Controlling the cooling process can also contribute to the formation of spangles.	+	It can occur when certain alloying materials (such as antimony) are added to the galvanisation process or may appear naturally due to impurities in the substances used. Controlling the cooling process can also contribute to the formation of spangles.

−	Min spangle (or minimised spangle) is a ~~special~~ kind of galvanised steel ~~where~~ the spangle pattern is reduced but is still visible.	+	Min spangle (or minimised spangle) is a kind of galvanised steel wherein which the spangle pattern is reduced but is still visible. It is also possible to create large spangles, but producing this effect may result in materials that contain lead.
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−	It is also possible to create large spangles, but producing this effect may result in materials that contain lead.	+

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−	~~In galvanised steel, spangle~~ is the term used to describe the crystal-like pattern that is created on the surface of the steel. It may appear in the form of snowflakes or stars.	+	Spangle is the term used to describe the crystal-like pattern that is created on the surface of the steel during the process of galvanisation. It may appear in the form of snowflakes, stars or other abstract geometric patterns.

	Spangle occurs when certain alloying materials (such as antimony) are added to the galvanisation process or may appear naturally due to impurities in the substances. Controlling the cooling process can also contribute to the formation of spangles.		Spangle occurs when certain alloying materials (such as antimony) are added to the galvanisation process or may appear naturally due to impurities in the substances. Controlling the cooling process can also contribute to the formation of spangles.

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	In galvanised steel, spangle is the term used to describe the crystal-like pattern that is created on the surface of the steel. It may appear in the form of snowflakes or stars.		In galvanised steel, spangle is the term used to describe the crystal-like pattern that is created on the surface of the steel. It may appear in the form of snowflakes or stars.

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In galvanised steel, spangle is the term used to describe the crystal-like pattern that is created on the surface of the steel. It may appear in the form of snowflakes or stars.

Spangle occurs when certain alloying materials (such as antimony) are added to the galvanisation process or may appear naturally due to impurities in the substances. Controlling the cooling process can also contribute to the formation of spangles.

Min spangle (or minimised spangle) is a special kind of galvanised steel where the spangle pattern is reduced but is still visible.

It is also possible to create large spangles, but producing this effect may result in materials that contain lead.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Failure of metals.
* Galvanised steel.
* Galvanising.
* Lead.
* Lead in construction.
* Stainless steel vs. galvanised steel.
* Zinc.

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