Importance of using special lubricants for lubricating aluminium door and window fittings

It is crucial to lubricate aluminium door and window fittings with special lubricants, which is not only related to the smooth use of doors and windows, but also directly affects their service life and safety.
The hinges, slides and other moving parts of aluminium doors and windows are subject to friction and wear during use. If they are not lubricated in time, they may cause problems such as difficulty in opening and jamming. Using special lubricants can reduce friction, making doors and windows smoother when opening and closing, thereby improving overall operating performance. Regular lubrication can ensure that doors and windows are in good working condition and avoid inconveniences in daily use.
Over time, door and window fittings that lack lubrication are prone to wear and tear, resulting in component failure. The protective film formed by lubricants can effectively reduce direct contact between metal surfaces, thereby reducing the wear rate and extending the service life of door and window fittings. Compared with unlubricated fittings, well-lubricated fittings can significantly reduce the frequency of replacement and maintenance costs.
Although aluminium alloy materials themselves have good corrosion resistance, metal parts may still be corroded in certain environments, especially in humid or saline environments. Lubricating oil can form a protective film on the metal surface, preventing moisture and oxygen from coming into direct contact with the metal, thereby effectively reducing the risk of rust. Regular use of special lubricating oil can keep the accessories in good condition and avoid structural damage caused by corrosion.