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Which alloy is better resistant to corrosion and less easy to get scratched and the paint fall?
For kitchen cupboard handle. Thanks a lot.
For kitchen cupboard handle. Thanks a lot.
I never use anything other than stainless steel (316 if possible) for handles.kenny1999 said:For kitchen cupboard handle. [...]
It depends on the specific composition of each alloy. Generally, zinc alloys tend to be stronger than aluminium alloys, but there are certain aluminium alloys that can be stronger than zinc alloys.
Zinc alloys are typically more resistant to corrosion than aluminium alloys. This is because zinc has a higher natural resistance to corrosion compared to aluminium.
Aluminium alloys are generally more cost-effective than zinc alloys. This is because aluminium is more abundant and easier to extract from its ore compared to zinc.
Both zinc and aluminium alloys have their own unique properties that make them easier to work with in different situations. Generally, zinc alloys are easier to cast and mold, while aluminium alloys are easier to machine and weld.
Both zinc and aluminium alloys are commonly used in industrial applications. However, aluminium alloys are more commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction, while zinc alloys are more commonly used in industries such as electronics, plumbing, and die casting.