Which should be chosen between aluminum alloy mobile scooters and steel mobile scooters?

Aluminum alloy mobile scooters and steel mobile scooters are different in design, performance, weight, durability, and cost.

The density of aluminum alloy is relatively low, so the commuting car made of it is lighter in weight and easier to carry and move. At the same time, it has good corrosion resistance, is not easy to rust even in humid environments, and has a long service life. More suitable for personal daily travel, short trips, shopping and other scenarios. Especially in situations where frequent folding and carrying are required, such as elderly people living in buildings without elevators, and people who often need to go out for work. However, due to the high cost of aluminum alloy materials, the price of aluminum alloy scooters is usually higher than that of steel ones.

Steel has a higher density, making it relatively heavy for commuting vehicles. It is not as convenient to move and carry as aluminum alloy commuting vehicles. The strength and rigidity of steel are generally better than aluminum alloy. For situations where heavy loads need to be carried, steel commuting vehicles may be more suitable.. Steel materials are prone to rusting without special treatment such as coating, baking paint, etc., especially in humid environments where more surface treatment is usually required to prevent rusting. Due to its higher carrying capacity and lower cost, it is more suitable for situations where heavy items need to be carried or cost sensitive, such as in markets, warehouses, or as an auxiliary transportation tool for hospitals and nursing homes.

So, when choosing which material to purchase for a wheelchair, we should judge based on the actual application scenario and the user's body shape.