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• Material Selection

Stainless steel, renowned for its corrosion resistance and durability, is the primary material. Stainless steel bars are typically crafted from stainless steel plates, and for custom shapes, stainless steel profiles are utilized.

• Cutting and Machining

Achieving the desired shape and size involves cutting and machining stainless steel bars. Cutting utilizes plate-cutting machines and bending machines, while processing employs planers, lathes, milling machines, and other mechanical equipment. Attention to smoothness and finish ensures high-quality processing.

• Surface Treatment

Surface treatment significantly impacts the appearance and quality of stainless steel bars. Various methods, such as brushed, mirror finishing, and satin treatment, enhance both the visual appeal and durability of the bars.

• Assembly

The assembly of stainless steel bars requires a range of tools and accessories, including screws, rivets, and welding. Attention to the fastening and flatness of stainless steel plates ensures the quality of the assembly.

• Installation and Usage

Prioritize stability, load-bearing capacity, and security during the installation and use of stainless steel bars. Determine the installation location and size, followed by assembly and welding. When using these bars, avoid sharp objects that may scratch the surface, and refrain from using corrosive liquids to maintain appearance and extend service life.