Commonly used materials for custom appliance casings include plastic, metal, glass, and wood.
Plastic material is often used in the manufacture of home appliance casings because it is lightweight, inexpensive, and highly malleable, but plastic materials are highly glossy and tend to accumulate dust and grime.
Metal materials have superior antibacterial, water-repellent and stain-resistant properties, but are expensive, heavy, and poor in plasticity.
Glass material has the characteristics of fashion sense and high appearance value, but it is fragile and is a safety hazard.
Wooden materials have the characteristics of texture, high appearance, and environmental protection, but the price is relatively high, and it is easy to crack and deform.
When selecting materials, materials that comply with relevant national regulations and standards should be selected. At the same time, home appliance shell manufacturers should establish their own material inspection standards, conduct safety and functional tests on materials, and ensure the quality and durability of materials.
In addition, enterprises should pay attention to and guarantee issues such as environmental pollution and labor rights protection in the production process to meet the requirements of sustainable development.
