Cast iron flooring

Cast iron flooring has significant advantages in specific scenarios, especially in industrial, commercial, and special environments. Here are its main benefits:

1. Super high strength and durability

   - Pressure and impact resistance: Cast iron has extremely high hardness and compressive strength, capable of withstanding the crushing and frequent impacts of heavy equipment and vehicles such as forklifts and trucks, suitable for factories, warehouses, workshops, etc.

   - Wear resistance: Compared to concrete or ordinary metals, cast iron is more wear-resistant, less prone to deformation or cracking over long-term use, with a lifespan of several decades.

2. Excellent stability

   - Anti-deformation: Cast iron has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, making it less likely to deform with temperature changes, suitable for high-temperature or large temperature difference environments (such as forging workshops, cold storage).

   - Vibration damping and noise reduction: The damping properties of cast iron can absorb vibrations and noise, commonly used for mechanical bases or areas requiring vibration reduction.

3. Anti-slip and safety

   - Surface texture: Cast iron floors often have anti-slip patterns or textured surfaces, providing good friction even when oily or wet, reducing the risk of slipping.

   - Fireproof and flame retardant: Cast iron does not burn, suitable for places with high fire protection requirements (such as chemical plants, power stations).

4. Corrosion resistance and easy maintenance

   - Rust prevention treatment: Processes such as galvanizing or spraying can enhance rust resistance, suitable for humid environments (such as ports, slaughterhouses).

   - Easy cleaning: The surface is dense and pore-free, resistant to penetration, oil stains, and chemicals are easy to clean, requiring only regular sweeping or high-pressure water washing.

5. Multi-functional adaptability

   - Customized design: Can be cast into different shapes (such as grating, patterned plates), sizes, and load-bearing grades to meet special needs.

   - Conductivity/thermal conductivity: Suitable for scenarios requiring static dissipation (such as electronic workshops) or rapid heat transfer.

6. Environmental protection and sustainability

   - Recyclable: Cast iron is 100% recyclable and reusable, reducing resource waste.

   - Long life cycle: Reduces environmental burden from frequent replacement.

7. Economy (long-term perspective)

   - Although the initial cost is higher than concrete or steel, due to its long lifespan and low maintenance costs, the overall long-term cost is lower.