When choosing sliding doors, titanium-magnesium alloy and aluminum alloy each have their own advantages and disadvantages. The final choice depends on personal needs, budget, use environment and other factors. The following is a comparison of titanium-magnesium alloy and aluminum alloy sliding doors:

Titanium-magnesium alloy sliding door

Advantages:

High strength: Titanium-magnesium alloy has high strength and rigidity, impact resistance and wear resistance.

Lightweight: Compared with other metals, titanium-magnesium alloy is lighter and easier to install and operate.

Corrosion resistance: Titanium-magnesium alloy has strong resistance to corrosion and is suitable for humid and seaside environments.

Aesthetics: Surface treatment can achieve a good visual effect and the appearance is brighter.

Disadvantages:

High price: The production cost of titanium-magnesium alloy is high, and the purchase price is generally more expensive.

Processing difficulty: The processing technology of titanium-magnesium alloy is relatively complex and requires professional equipment and technology.

Aluminum alloy sliding door

Advantages:

High cost performance: Aluminum alloy sliding doors are usually cheaper than titanium-magnesium alloys, and there are many brands and styles to choose from on the market.

Light weight: Aluminum alloy is lightweight and easy to operate and install.

Good processability: Aluminum alloys are easy to process and can be made into various shapes and styles.

Corrosion resistance: Anodized aluminum alloys have good corrosion resistance and are suitable for outdoor use.

Recyclable: Aluminum alloys are recyclable materials, which helps protect the environment.

Disadvantages:

Limited strength: Some aluminum alloys are weaker than titanium-magnesium alloys and may not be as stable as titanium-magnesium alloys under extreme weather conditions.

Risk of deformation: Aluminum alloys may deform when exposed to high temperatures or heavy pressure for a long time.

Summary

If you value the strength, corrosion resistance and appearance of the door and have no budget constraints, you can choose a titanium-magnesium alloy sliding door.

If you pay more attention to cost-effectiveness, product diversity and processability, and can accept ordinary durability, aluminum alloy sliding doors may be a more suitable choice.

When making a decision, it is also recommended to consider the actual use environment, budget, design style and personal usage habits to choose a sliding door that suits your specific needs.