Stainless Steel Hardware Processing

Hardware processing is the process of machining raw materials (stainless steel, copper, aluminum, iron...) into various parts according to customer drawings or samples using machinery such as lathes, milling machines, drilling machines, polishing machines, etc., such as screws, motor shafts, model car parts, fishing gear accessories, speaker product casings, mobile power supply casings, etc.

In fact, stainless steel has a wide range of applications, including the food and catering industry, hospitals and pharmaceuticals industry, construction and engineering industry, automotive industry, aerospace industry, etc.

The emergence of stainless steel in the industrial and medical fields is revolutionary. For doctors, especially surgeons, vessels made of stainless steel are easier to disinfect, stronger, and more durable. When it comes to bone implants for repairing or replacing completely broken bones, stainless steel is the majority choice due to its strength and corrosion resistance. For other medical applications, all disposable subcutaneous injection needles (also known as syringes) are made of stainless steel.

Stainless steel plays an important role in modern architectural design, as it has a high degree of aesthetic appeal and its reflective quality adds a modern feel to any structure. In addition to its aesthetic characteristics, stainless steel is also widely used in the construction and construction industry, with obvious advantages.

The corrosion resistance of stainless steel allows designers to place stainless steel devices outdoors without worrying about degradation from environmental factors - whether from high temperatures, rain, or snow. Another characteristic that makes stainless steel an ideal material for the construction and construction industry is its ease of cleaning. Using ordinary cleaning products is sufficient to maintain stainless steel parts.

automotive industry 

Stainless steel is widely used in vehicles mainly because it can maintain its structural integrity, even though vehicles are often exposed to extreme temperatures and vibrations. In addition, stainless steel's excellent corrosion resistance makes it very suitable for use in automotive components such as fuel tanks and catalytic converters. External automotive components, such as mufflers and exhaust pipes, are typically made of stainless steel because the metal has a unique luster.

Aerospace industry

Although aluminum has always been a commonly used metal in aircraft due to its lightweight properties, stainless steel has also been widely used in the aerospace industry. Compared to aluminum, stainless steel is stronger, more wear-resistant, and scratches, dents, and other forms of damage are not a problem for aircraft components made of stainless steel.

For many years, stainless steel components have been used in aircraft vehicles when it comes to high impact and load-bearing components such as landing gear. Although lightweight is an important factor in the aerospace industry, sturdy landing gear is also crucial for ensuring the safe landing of aircraft on the ground.