Stainless Steel Railing Structure
Stainless steel columns are primarily made from materials like 201 and 304 stainless steel, widely used in staircases, railings, balusters, and handrail supports. The surface finish is typically sandblasted or gold-plated. The main plate thickness of the column is generally between 6-15MM, with market sizes mostly being 850*50MM or 1050*50MM, including glass grips and other accessories. The main column is cut using precision cutting equipment, allowing for various shapes, followed by sheet metal work. Most glass connecting fasteners are cast.
Applications for Stainless Steel Rails
Stainless steel uprights primarily serve as support columns for railing handrails. They are fixed to the railing face tube through welding or screw fastening, mainly used as support columns for stainless steel stair handrails, balcony railings, corridor railings, and other railing handrails. The stainless steel used to manufacture these uprights commonly includes materials such as SUS201, SUS304, SUS316, and SUS316L, which are also widely used in the decorative field.
