In order to enrich students' extracurricular activities and alleviate the pressure of learning, schools will set up multi-functional classrooms, and the stage is naturally indispensable in the classroom. When buying a stage, should I use a steel stage or an aluminum alloy stage?

The advantages of the aluminum alloy stage are obvious. First, it does not rust, has a long service life, and is relatively easy to handle. All the aluminum alloy stages produced by our company are made of high quality and high strength international standard aviation aluminum alloy materials. In addition to its sturdiness, this aluminum material also has a certain degree of toughness. Compared to the iron stage, it is not only more convenient and lighter to build, but also does not rust, beautiful and light. It is suitable for different occasions such as outdoor and indoor use, and its service life is several times longer than that of iron stage.

Schools purchase and use aluminum alloy stage because school activities are sometimes used indoors and sometimes outdoors, which is relatively easy to carry. The aluminum alloy stage can be used longer than the steel stage and will not rust, and the steel stage is prone to rust after a long time of use, making it a potential safety hazard.