Container House Door Handle
Container house door handles come in various types and prices, and there are handle deformation inspection standards.
I. Types and Prices
Password-pin door bolt lock: Priced at ¥14.30, this lock features a hole-free installation and is suitable for a variety of scenarios, including container house doors, furniture locks, cabinet doors, and drawer locks. It combines the functions of a password lock and a pin door bolt, providing additional security and convenience.
Truck compartment door lock handle: Priced at ¥79.50, this lock handle is specifically designed for truck compartments and the rear doors of containers, known for its robustness and durability. It typically employs a snap-on lock rod design to ensure the stability of the door when closed, preventing accidental opening.
Kasong cold storage door lock YL-1178 zinc alloy handle: Priced at ¥98.00, this lock is made of zinc alloy, offering high strength and corrosion resistance. It is particularly suitable for places with special environmental conditions, such as cold storages, ensuring good performance even in low-temperature environments.
II. Handle Deformation Inspection Standards
For container door handles, the deformation inspection standard is to determine whether the handle affects use without being damaged. This means that during the inspection process, it is necessary to carefully observe whether the shape and structure of the handle have deformed and whether this deformation affects the normal use of the handle. If the handle has undergone a certain degree of deformation but can still open and close the door normally without loosening or damage, such deformation is generally considered acceptable. However, if the deformation of the handle causes inconvenience in use or safety hazards, such as the inability to open the door normally or the handle becoming loose and prone to falling off, then such deformation should be regarded as unqualified and requires corresponding repair or replacement.
