In men's accessories, belts are not only functional items but also a reflection of personal taste and aesthetic attention to detail. As the core component of a belt, the texture and feel of belt buckles directly affect the daily wearing experience.
The blistering problem of the electroplated layer of zinc alloy belt buckles in humid environments is essentially the result of the combined effects of material, process, and environmental factors.
When wearing belt buckles, avoid spraying perfume directly or contacting cosmetics; when cleaning, keep them away from chlorine bleach or strong acid/alkali cleaners.
High-speed abrasive impacts can damage the oxide film on the substrate surface, exposing fresh metal atoms.
Some designs use adjustable screws to control the preload, allowing users to fine-tune it according to their usage habits.
This structural change makes it easier for cracks to initiate and propagate at grain boundaries when zinc alloys are subjected to external forces, ultimately leading to a significant reduction in toughness.