A comparison of the two mainstream materials
Carbon Steel: Offers lower costs and sufficient structural strength, making it fully suitable for standard dry-mix mortar production. However, it has poor corrosion resistance; exposure to humid environments or corrosive special additives significantly accelerates rusting, resulting in a shorter overall service life.
Stainless Steel: Offers superior corrosion resistance, ensuring stable long-term operation even in humid conditions. It minimizes issues such as material buildup and rust contamination of raw materials, leading to a longer overall service life; however, the initial purchase cost is higher than that of carbon steel models.
