Doors and Windows and Windows Are Not Thicker and Better-Aluminum Profiles SUPPLIER

In the daily consumption process, people have such a consumer concept: the higher the price of the product, the better, the more quantity, the thicker the materials, because the more materials consumption, the higher the price, the better the quality, so the consumer concept of consumption concept is correct? Today, WJW Aluminum takes aluminum alloy doors and windows as an example to explain that the aluminum profile of the doors and windows is not thicker, the better. The price structure of aluminum alloy doors and windows generally has three elements: profile, window type and accessories. The wall thickness of the doors and windows and windows has a great impact on the price of the product. The thicker the shape, the higher the price. When buying aluminum alloy doors and windows, many consumers will take it for granted that the thicker the aluminum wall, which exceeds national standards, the better the product quality. In fact, this is not the case. The national standard of the wall thickness of aluminum alloy doors and windows is formulated under the requirements of energy saving and environmental protection. It is formulated under the premise of ensuring product safety and performance. It cannot guarantee the gas tightness and water tightness of the product, and the product quality is high. To determine the quality of aluminum alloy doors and windows, we must comprehensively consider the following aspects: first, the rationality of the design of the section, whether the gas and water density of doors and windows meet the standards, third, door and window glass, hardware, and auxiliary supplements What is the configuration of the piece. If the design of doors and windows is unreasonable, gas tightness, water tightness and wind resistance fail to meet the requirements, even if the wall thickness exceeds N times of national standards, it is not a good product. Moreover, in general, excessive pursuit of aluminum alloy material wall thickness will bring serious resources waste to the country. From a small perspective, too thick outlines will bring too high product prices and unnecessary economic burdens to consumers.