What Are The Door Handles

Common door handles include plastic handles, wooden handles, hardware handles, etc. Pay attention to the purchase of high-end imported door handles. There are a full set of imported and imported accessories for domestic assembly. The price is different. You should pay attention to the distinction when purchasing. Pure copper door handles are not necessarily required. It is more expensive than stainless steel. It depends on the craftsmanship. No matter how beautiful the plastic door handle is, it is best not to buy it, because its strength is not enough. Once it is broken, the door cannot even be opened.

1. Plastic handle

Made of plastic as raw material, plastic is a synthetic polymer compound, also known as polymer or macromolecule, also commonly known as plastic or resin, which can freely change its shape. The plastic handle is produced by an injection molding machine. The mold is designed according to the shape requirements, and the injection molding is performed at one time. It can also be combined with zinc alloy parts. The appearance can be composed of: spray painting, electroplating, painting, etc. The typical production representative of domestic professional development of plastic handles is Maoquan, Cangnan County Luggage accessories factory.

2. Wooden handle

Wood is the bulk of the hard, fibrous material that makes up the stems and branches of a tree or shrub under the bark. In plants, the composition of the cell wall varies greatly from cell to cell, as a result of the infiltration of various other substances into the cell wall. Common substances are horny, suberous, wood, minerals and so on. Wood is hydrophilic, it has great hardness, therefore, the lignified walls both increase the mechanical strength and are permeable to water.

3. Hardware handle

Traditional hardware products, also known as "small hardware". Refers to various metal devices made of iron, steel, aluminum and other metals through forging, rolling, cutting, and other physical processing. Such as hardware tools, hardware parts, daily hardware, construction hardware and security supplies. Most hardware products are not final consumer goods.