Resin handicrafts are crafted using resin as the primary material, shaped through molds to create realistic figures, animals, Kunming birds, and scenic landscapes. These pieces can be designed to mimic a wide range of materials, such as copper, gold, silver, crystal, agate, marble, white marble, and mahogany, offering a variety of simulated effects.
Classification includes painted resin crafts, aged resin crafts, 3D painting resin works, imitation copper resin items, imitation silver resin products, imitation gold resin art, gold resin crafts, gold-plated resin pieces, crystal resin creations, imitation glass resin designs, imitation agate resin art, imitation white marble resin items, imitation jade resin works, imitation ivory resin sculptures, imitation marble resin products, imitation ceramic resin items, imitation mahogany resin pieces, and imitation wood resin artifacts, among others.
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Simulation engraving techniques enhance the visual appeal of these crafts, while the craftsmanship reflects a high level of skill and precision. Resin handicrafts are not only decorative but also functional, used in various applications such as statues, reliefs, fountains, flower pots, and more. They can be made to resemble copper, silver, gold, glass, agate, jade, sandstone, marble, and even wood.
The resin handicraft factory specializes in producing a wide range of materials, including gypsum, cement, magnesite, artificial sandstone, and fiberglass-reinforced plastic. Products include portraits, Buddha statues, animals, fountains, flower pots, round sculptures, reliefs, European-style components, imitation stone rockeries, artificial trees, decorative wall tiles, garden art, urban sculptures, ecological restaurants, landscape squares, and large artificial rockery projects. The company also develops and produces artificial stone bonsai, miniature landscapes, and scene production technologies.
The factory uses advanced international formulas combined with local conditions to develop new mold materials that are easy to use, simple to operate, and suitable for any environment. These materials have been tested by the National Chemical Building Materials Testing Center and meet national standards, passing environmental protection tests. The molds produced from this material offer a high finish, are resistant to acids and alkalis, corrosion, extreme temperatures, aging, water, and pressure, without deformation or sticking. They can be reused multiple times, with a service life ten times longer than traditional molds, at a lower cost, filling a gap in domestic mold materials and serving as a substitute for conventional options.
These resin handicraft mold materials are widely used due to their low cost and versatility, allowing for the creation of various complex shapes, such as door and window sets, Roman columns, mountain flowers, embossed waist lines, floral patterns, crepe lines, vase columns, antique sofas, European-style beds, round carvings, imitation agate and jade products, human figures, and intricate floral designs.
The product is ideal for manufacturing curable items like gypsum, cement, agate, jade, sandstone, resin, and magnesite products. It serves as an essential material for building material factories, decorative material manufacturers, handicraft workshops, antique furniture companies, environmental art enterprises, fiberglass product factories, and cement molding factories.
Main services include:
1. Custom mold production and rental/sales of various handicraft molds.
2. Customized craft gifts and artistic items.
3. Design and construction of round sculptures, reliefs, simulation trees, large-scale artificial rockeries, and comprehensive landscape projects.
The invention and use of stainless steel can be traced back to the First World War. At that time, the British guns on the battlefield were always transported back to the rear due to wear and tear. The military production department ordered Brearley to develop high-strength wear-resistant alloy steel, specializing in solving the wear problem of the gun chamber. Brearley and his assistants collected various types of steel and alloy steels produced at home and abroad, conducted performance experiments on various types of machinery, and then selected more suitable steels to make guns. One day, they experimented with an alloy steel containing a large amount of chromium. After the wear resistance test, they found that the alloy was not wear-resistant, indicating that it could not make guns. So they recorded the experimental results and threw it in the corner. . One day a few months later, an assistant rushed to Brearley with a piece of shiny steel and said, "Sir, this is the alloy steel sent by Mr. Mullah I found when I was cleaning the warehouse. You Do you want to experiment to see what special effect it has!" "Okay!" Brearley said happily, looking at the bright and dazzling steel. The experimental results show that it is a stainless steel that is not afraid of acid, alkali and salt. This stainless steel was invented by Mullah in Germany in 1912. However, Mullah did not know what this stainless steel was used for. Brierley thought to himself: "This kind of non-wear-resistant but corrosion-resistant steel can't be used to make guns. Can it be used to make tableware?" He went ahead and made a stainless steel fruit knife, fork, spoon, and fruit plate and folding knives.
The stainless steel invented by Brearley was patented in the United Kingdom in 1916 and began to be mass-produced. Since then, stainless steel accidentally discovered from garbage heaps has swept the world, and Henry Brearley is also known as the "father of stainless steel".
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