Metal refrigerator stickers can be made of various materials, and the following are common ones:

Iron:

Advantages: Relatively low price, easy to obtain materials, with certain strength and toughness, able to withstand conventional use and slight collisions. The metal refrigerator sticker made of iron material can present various appearance effects through different processing techniques, such as stamping, baking paint, etc., to meet different design needs.

Disadvantage: Iron is prone to rusting, especially in humid environments. If the surface protective coating is not properly treated, rust can easily appear, affecting its appearance and service life.

Copper:

Advantages: It has good conductivity and thermal conductivity, a heavy hand feel, and gives people a high-quality feeling. Metal refrigerators made of copper have beautiful colors, and after special treatment, they can present unique colors such as antique copper and red copper, with high artistic value and decorative value. Moreover, copper has good ductility and is easy to process into various complex shapes and patterns.

Disadvantage: Copper has a relatively high cost, so the price of copper refrigerator stickers is usually higher than other materials. In addition, if exposed to air for a long time, copper will undergo oxidation reactions and form a layer of copper green on the surface, requiring regular maintenance and cleaning.

kirsite:

Advantages: High strength, good formability, able to produce refrigerator stickers with complex shapes and exquisite details. Zinc alloy has a relatively low melting point, is easy to process and cast, and can achieve high-precision production. And the zinc alloy material refrigerator sticker has a moderate weight, neither too heavy nor too light, and has good stability when adsorbed on the refrigerator.

Disadvantages: Zinc alloys have relatively poor corrosion resistance, and if they are exposed to water or other corrosive substances for a long time, corrosion may occur. During the production process, strict quality control is required for zinc alloys to ensure that their composition and properties meet the requirements.

stainless steel:

Advantages: Strong corrosion resistance, not easy to rust, and can maintain a good appearance even in humid environments. Stainless steel has high hardness and strength, is not easily deformed or damaged, and has a long service life. Its surface is smooth and easy to clean, just wipe it with a damp cloth to keep it clean.

Disadvantages: The processing difficulty of stainless steel is relatively high, and the requirements for production technology and equipment are high, so the cost is also relatively high. Moreover, the color of stainless steel is relatively simple, usually dominated by silver, and may not be as rich in color as other materials.