Some of the processes used in the production of Lamps and Lanterns

1. Casting: This is a method of creating a specific shape by pouring molten metal into a mold. This method is often used to make the Lighting Product frame, radiator, decorative parts and other parts of the Lighting Fixture. which not only ensures the structural strength of the lamp, but also improves the aesthetics of the product. Casting enables high-precision and complex shape design. High production efficiency, suitable for mass production. High material utilization rate and low scrap rate.

2. Stamping: This is the process of placing a sheet of metal, such as steel or aluminum, on a press machine and then pressing it into the desired shape using a die. This method is suitable for the production of parts such as metal lampshades, umbrellas, lamp bowls and lamp housings. It has the advantages of low cost and high efficiency.

3. Spinning: Rotates a sheet metal and applies pressure around it so that it is shaped in the direction of the axis. The spinning process is a metalworking technology that is widely used in the manufacture of Lamps and Lanterns. This process is mainly used to make reflectors, lampshades and other components of lamps. Through the spinning process, luminaire parts of various shapes and sizes can be made to meet different design needs.

4. Cold Drawing Forming: is the process of obtaining the desired diameter and length by stretching a wire or bar at room temperature. This method is often used to make brackets for work lights, slides for exhibition spotlights, and other components that require high strength and precise dimensions.

5. Cold Drawing Forming: is the process of obtaining the desired diameter and length by stretching a wire or bar at room temperature. This method is often used to make brackets for work lights, slides for exhibition spotlights, and other components that require high strength and precise dimensions.

6. Polishing: It is the removal of tiny bumps on the surface of the workpiece by mechanical, chemical or electrochemical methods to improve the surface finish and aesthetics. Polishing can improve the overall appearance of the fixture and improve the smoothness of the surface.

7. Electroplating: The electroplating process of lamps is a surface treatment technology, which is mainly used to improve the appearance, corrosion resistance and functionality of lamps. This process typically involves depositing a thin layer of other metals, such as nickel, chromium, or zinc, on the metal parts of the luminaire.

8. Injection molding: Plastic is heated to a molten state and injected into a mold to cool and solidify, resulting in a plastic part of the desired shape. This method is suitable for making transparent or translucent parts of lamps, such as lampshades, lamp covers, etc.

9. Wood Processing: This includes basic operations such as cutting wood with a saw, leveling surfaces with planers, punching holes with drills, and grooving with chisels. These techniques can be used to make wooden light fixture frames, decorative strips, etc.

10. Bamboo processing: Similar to wood processing, but because bamboo has a high degree of flexibility, it is easier to bend into various shapes. Bamboo processing also involves steps such as sawing, planing, and drilling, but it may also involve special processes such as bending and weaving to take full advantage of the unique properties of bamboo.

Each process has its own specific advantages and limitations, and the choice of which process to choose depends on factors such as the needs of the specific application, the cost budget, and the expected quality standards.