Wardrobe hardware slides must not look at common sense
Slide rails are one of the most commonly used hardware components in wardrobes, and their quality directly impacts the overall durability and performance of the furniture. While the aesthetic appeal of a drawer may be subjective, its functionality and longevity depend heavily on the quality of the slide rail. Similar to door hinges, slide rails are frequently used and play a crucial role in the smooth operation of drawers. Therefore, choosing the right slide rail is just as important as selecting a reputable brand. The price range for slide rails can vary significantly, with well-known brands offering thicker materials, finer craftsmanship, and longer-lasting performance. On the other hand, cheaper alternatives often use thinner materials and rougher manufacturing processes, which can lead to issues like poor sliding, noise, or even damage after prolonged use.
Common types of slide rails include:
- Bottom wheel slides
- Ball slides
Slide Rail Introduction:
Materials: Iron (galvanized, painted), copper, and other alloys.
Types and Specifications: Two-track, three-track, rebound rails, etc.
Basic Working Principle: Slide rails operate by using rolling balls (or rollers) between the tracks to enable smooth extension and retraction.
Common Types:
[Bottom Wheel Slides]
Usage: Typically used in drawers.
Length: 250–1000 mm.
Load Capacity: 20 kg to 100 kg.
Types: Two-section (partial pull-out) and three-section (full pull-out).
[Ball Slides]
Usage: Also commonly used in drawers.
Recommended Drawer Length: 150–800 mm (can go beyond).
Load Capacity: 10 kg to 100 kg or more (some high-quality models, like Hidi, can reach up to 136 kg).
Types: Usually three-section.
Top Features:
These slide rails are hidden at the bottom of the drawer, making them durable and quiet during use. They feature no friction and operate smoothly. Ball-type slides offer excellent glide, easy installation, and long-term reliability. The special design of the rails combined with precision steel balls ensures stability and smooth movement. They can be mounted directly onto side panels or inserted into recesses within the drawer sides. Available sizes include 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 550, 600 mm, among others. There are also specialized options such as framed rails and table ball rails.
Key Considerations When Choosing Slide Rails:
When selecting slide rails, there are several factors to consider. First, the weight or specific gravity—this refers to the weight per unit length or volume, typically comparing similar types of rails. Second, surface treatment, which you can easily assess visually without being misled by sales pitches. Third, the structure and material—check the thickness and cross-sectional quality of the metal. Rails made entirely of metal tend to be more durable than those with many plastic parts. Lastly, applicability—when pulling out the rail, you can feel the weight, strength, and overall performance.
Petri Dishes (Stackable & Slippable)
Manufactured from medical-grade virgin polystyrene
Ventilation ribs reduce condensation and allow air circulation
Consistent flatness allows for even media distribution
Flared lid skirt and squared corners for easy one-hand operation, especially with gloves
Stackable Petri Dishes
Recommended for standard microbiology or general laboratory use
Stackable lid design for increased stability
Available in two sizes: 60mm x 15mm and 100mm x 15mm
Automation Petri Dishes (Slippable)
Designed for automated filling and streaking systems
Side Arrows and ISO Mark Target for automation
Available in 100mm x 15mm size
Petri Dishes (Slideable)
Features a partial edge ring on base which allows a single dish to be slid from a large stack and enhances stability when stacked
Petri Dishes (Non-treated Cell Culture Dishes)
Stronger, heavier construction
Surface is hydrophobic and does not facilitate cell attachment
Available in four diameters: 35, 60, 100 and 150mm
150mm x 15mm Petri Dish now available
35mm dish has off-set bottom for improved handling
60 & 100mm dish features a grip ring on the base
Lids contain molded spacers for gas exchange
Stackable lid design for increased stability
Packaged sterile (gamma irradiated)
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