Non-Standard Porous Structural Equipment Components

Non-standard porous structural equipment components are a type of custom-manufactured product characterized by structural flexibility and assembly adaptability, widely used in various industrial equipment, mechanical systems, and functional modules. These components typically require multi-point connections or functional expansion within limited installation space. Therefore, the design phase must fully consider hole layout, spacing relationships, and compatibility with the overall machine structure, making standardized production unsuitable.
In terms of materials, non-standard porous structural equipment components can be manufactured using aluminum alloy or aluminum-zinc alloy depending on the operating environment and stress conditions. These materials offer excellent formability and processing stability, suitable for the integrated molding or combined processing of complex structures. While ensuring strength and hardness, they also provide corrosion resistance, making them suitable for various industrial applications.
Regarding surface treatment processes, various options such as sandblasting, powder coating, painting, electrophoretic coating, and electroplating are available to meet different customer requirements for appearance and protection. Appropriate surface treatment not only enhances the product's corrosion resistance but also improves overall appearance consistency. Strict control over color and surface finish is maintained during production to ensure consistent color matching across batches, meeting the coordination requirements of overall equipment assembly.