In the manufacturing of smart lockers , the choice of material directly determines the product's longevity, structural performance, and overall value. The core steel materials used are listed below, each with its own specific application scenarios.
1. Cold Rolled Steel Sheet (CRS)
Cold rolled steel sheet is produced by further rolling hot-rolled steel sheet at room temperature. It features a smooth, flat surface and uniform thickness, offering excellent strength and rigidity. Since it undergoes no coating treatment, its rust resistance is relatively weak, and it relies on subsequent surface treatments (such as powder coating or baking paint) for protection and aesthetic requirements.
Cold rolled steel sheet is produced by further rolling hot-rolled steel sheet at room temperature. It features a smooth, flat surface and uniform thickness, offering excellent strength and rigidity. Since it undergoes no coating treatment, its rust resistance is relatively weak, and it relies on subsequent surface treatments (such as powder coating or baking paint) for protection and aesthetic requirements.
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2. Galvanized Steel Sheet (GI)
Galvanized steel sheet is made from high-quality cold-rolled steel sheet as the base material, which is then coated with a dense and uniform zinc protective layer through hot-dip galvanizing or electro-galvanizing processes. The zinc layer not only effectively isolates the steel from environmental exposure but also provides "sacrificial protection"—even if the surface is damaged, the zinc will oxidize preferentially, protecting the base material from corrosion.
Galvanized steel sheet is made from high-quality cold-rolled steel sheet as the base material, which is then coated with a dense and uniform zinc protective layer through hot-dip galvanizing or electro-galvanizing processes. The zinc layer not only effectively isolates the steel from environmental exposure but also provides "sacrificial protection"—even if the surface is damaged, the zinc will oxidize preferentially, protecting the base material from corrosion.
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3. Stainless Steel Sheet (SS)
Stainless steel sheet is a high-alloy steel containing alloying elements such as chromium and nickel. Its surface naturally forms a dense and transparent chromium oxide passive film, making it more resistant to rust and corrosion than ordinary carbon steel. The most common type used for smart lockers is 304 stainless steel, which offers good corrosion resistance and formability.
Stainless steel sheet is a high-alloy steel containing alloying elements such as chromium and nickel. Its surface naturally forms a dense and transparent chromium oxide passive film, making it more resistant to rust and corrosion than ordinary carbon steel. The most common type used for smart lockers is 304 stainless steel, which offers good corrosion resistance and formability.
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