Aluminum materials are inherently durable and can withstand the harsh outdoor environment. Unlike wood or plastic, aluminum blades retain their strength and structural integrity even when exposed to various weather conditions over time. The weather resistance of our aluminum blades is primarily demonstrated in the following aspects:

1. Corrosion Resistance  

Aluminum naturally resists corrosion by forming a protective oxide layer on its surface. This makes it highly resistant to rust and corrosion in rain, humidity, and coastal environments. Therefore, aluminum blades are particularly well-suited for use in salty environments, where their corrosion resistance is far superior to wood and plastic.

2. UV Stability  

Extended exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation causes materials like wood and plastic to age, resulting in fading, cracking, and other issues. In contrast, aluminum blades have excellent UV stability. Even with prolonged exposure to sunlight, they will not fade or become brittle, preserving their original appearance and structural strength. This makes them especially ideal for regions with strong sunlight.

3. Temperature Adaptability  

Outdoor environments often experience extreme temperature fluctuations, and aluminum blades perform well under both high and low temperatures. Aluminum does not deform at high temperatures and remains unaffected by the cold, maintaining its shape and function in both scorching summers and freezing winters.