At Junda’s manufacturing site, technicians are assembling the exterior decorative panels for avertical lifting electroplating production line. Through multiple procedures including positioning, alignment, calibration, and fastening, the panels are installed accurately to achieve a neat and structured appearance while maintaining practical protection functions.
Electroplating workshops typically operate in environments with high humidity and exposure to acidic or alkaline vapors. If equipment enclosures are made from materials with insufficient corrosion resistance or improper surface treatment, long-term operation may lead to rust, coating damage, and increased maintenance requirements.
To improve environmental durability, Junda uses304 stainless steel sheetsas the base material for the exterior panels of the vertical lifting electroplating line. 304 stainless steel provides good corrosion resistance and is suitable for industrial environments where moisture and chemical exposure may occur.
After sheet metal forming, the panels undergopowder coating surface treatmentto create an additional protective layer.
The combination of corrosion-resistant stainless steel and powder coating provides dual protection for the equipment exterior. This structure helps reduce the impact of acidic and alkaline mist in electroplating workshops, while improving resistance against rust and coating peeling.
In addition to improving equipment durability, the exterior panels also help organize and cover internal pipelines, creating a cleaner and more organized workshop appearance.
Through attention to material selection and manufacturing details, Junda enhances the long-term usability and maintenance performance of itsvertical lifting electroplating production lines.
