Is there a specification for the material of the nameplate?

2010-11-08View Original

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Some people say that branded products must be made of stainless steel? Right?

Reply #22010-11-08

It seems there’s no regulation regarding this. Anyway, the products we supply come in stainless steel and aluminum versions; in the past they also used copper

Reply #32010-11-08

We generally use stainless steel for nameplates, while the material of the brackets is usually the same as or similar to that of the housing

Reply #42010-11-08

Reply to 3# jia717, the moderator: I have a humble question – which is more expensive, stainless steel or aluminum?

Reply #52010-11-08

Reply to 4# haisiran: I’m sorry, I’m not quite sure about the price

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