Stainless steel protection box for on-site instrument fabrication
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If I am to fabricate an instrument protection box with a stainless steel lock on-site, how should the materials be cut? ? ? Who can tell me a common specification for stainless steel (what thickness)?
To prevent accidental operation by people, I think 20mm thickness is too thick. . . . .
How extravagant! Does the instrument protection box also need to be made of stainless steel? A regular iron paintbrush is sufficient. This serves to act as a warning, to prevent accidental contact.
1mm is sufficient; it’s the kind of metal sheet used for insulating pipes.
The style seems a bit similar to that of our peers; these days everyone is focused on reducing costs and increasing efficiency. Isn’t this a bit of a waste of materials? :Lol, Senior Shuaikezhu is right; we can just use 1-2 steel plates and have the thermal engineering team make a few sets, and that’s what we’ll do. There is a price increase warning image on the outside of the box.