The stainless steel screen has actually several different manufacturing techniques!

In recent years, there has been a growing trend of indoor and outdoor decorative partitions, and what we are talking about here is the stainless steel screen. So, how is the stainless steel screen made? With this question in mind, the editor will come to explain the mystery for everyone. 

The craftsmanship classification of stainless steel screens is divided into two types: 

1. Stainless steel partition spot welding: With seams, it is directly fixed by spot welding. 

2. Full welding: Also known as seamless welding. After being polished and smoothed, there are no visible gaps at the welded area. 

The stainless steel screens are classified by craftsmanship as follows: 

1. Laser hollow-cut screen: The screen is first cut into a hollow shape using a large laser cutting machine, then a certain pattern is formed. After that, it undergoes surface treatment and is electroplated with color. 

2. Welding and polishing processing of screens: The screens are formed by cutting or shaping with tubes or plates, undergo surface treatment, then are welded and polished, and finally undergo vacuum electroplating for coloring. 

The stainless steel screens can be classified by color as follows: rose gold stainless steel screen, pearlized embossed board, titanium (black titanium) stainless steel screen, dark brown stainless steel lattice, bronze stainless steel screen, stainless steel lattice, dark green bronze stainless steel screen, and other colored stainless steel screens, etc.