Definition of drawer slides

A slide rail is a hardware connection component fixed to the cabinet of furniture, providing access for drawers or cabinets of furniture. The slide rail is suitable for connecting wooden and steel drawers of furniture such as cabinets, furniture, document cabinets, bathroom cabinets, etc. At present, there are both steel ball slide rails, roller slide rails, and silicon wheel slide rails on the market.

Whether drawers of all sizes can be freely and smoothly pushed and pulled, and how load-bearing they are, all rely on the support of sliding rails. The materials, principles, structures, and processes of drawer slides vary greatly. High quality slides have low resistance, long lifespan, and smooth drawers.

The damping guide rail will use hydraulic pressure to slow down the speed and reduce the impact force when the drawer is closed to the last distance, creating a comfortable effect when closed. Even pushing the drawer with force will gently close, ensuring perfect and gentle movement.

It relies on a new technology to adapt to the closing speed of drawers. The product uses hydraulic buffering technology to slowly close the drawers when they are still a distance from the limit of the drawer, reducing the impact force and creating a comfortable closing effect. Equipped with damping slides, the furniture is more upscale, reducing the impact force and creating a comfortable closing effect, ensuring that even after long-term use, there is no need for maintenance.

There are various types of slide rails with a wide range of applications, including drawer slide rails, curtain slide rails, and door slide rails, which are very convenient for drawer pulling, curtain opening, glass door sliding, etc. Generally, the slide rails are made of alloy material and can also be made of copper, but the alloy material is more durable.