
1. Durability and Strength One of the primary advantages of aluminum glazing beads is their inherent strength. Aluminum is a robust material that can withstand significant impacts and stresses. This durability extends the lifespan of window units and reduces the need for frequent repairs or replacements, making aluminum an economical choice in the long run.
As the technical content and the degree of mechanization of doors and windows are not high, most of them rely mostly on the manual operation of the installation workers, which requires the operators to have a good sense of product quality. It is important to strengthen the proficiency of the operators and their product awareness during the production process. High-quality aluminium windows should acquire the following qualities: fine processing, consistent angle (the main frame is usually 45 or 90 degrees), no obvious gaps during the splicing process, good sealing performance and smooth operation.
Hand-forged ornamental iron was the first type of steel fencing dating back to the early 1800’s. Individual parts were hand-forged in iron shops, where the steel was heated at high temperatures and formed into shape by a black smith. Forged metal is extremely durable but due to the process involved of forging each part takes a considerable amount of time to make which drives the cost up. Today, this type of fencing is extremely rare with very few craftsmen making this type of ornamental fencing.