Material Composition:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Made from a blend of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and other reinforcing materials, such as fiberglass or steel, to enhance strength and durability.
Resin Tiles: Primarily composed of synthetic resin (e.g., ASA or PVC) with additional fillers and stabilizers for weather resistance and flexibility.
Strength and Durability:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Generally stronger and more rigid due to the inclusion of reinforcing materials, making them suitable for areas with heavy loads or harsh weather.
Resin Tiles: Lightweight and flexible, but may not be as strong as plastic steel tiles. They are more prone to cracking under heavy impact.
Weight:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Heavier due to the added reinforcement, which may require a stronger supporting structure.
Resin Tiles: Lighter in weight, making them easier to handle and install, and reducing the load on the roof structure.
Weather Resistance:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Highly resistant to UV rays, corrosion, and extreme weather conditions due to their robust composition.
Resin Tiles: Also weather-resistant but may degrade faster under prolonged exposure to UV rays or extreme temperatures compared to plastic steel tiles.
Cost:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Typically more expensive due to the use of reinforced materials and enhanced durability.
Resin Tiles: Generally more affordable, making them a cost-effective option for many applications.
Appearance:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Often have a more industrial or robust appearance, with limited color and design options.
Resin Tiles: Available in a wider variety of colors and designs, offering better aesthetic flexibility for residential or decorative use.
Installation:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Heavier and more rigid, requiring careful handling and a stronger support structure during installation.
Resin Tiles: Easier to install due to their lightweight and flexibility, reducing labor and time requirements.
Applications:
Synthetic Plastic Steel Tiles: Commonly used in industrial buildings, warehouses, and areas requiring high durability.
Resin Tiles: Suitable for residential homes, villas, and light commercial buildings where aesthetics and cost are important factors.
In summary, synthetic plastic steel tiles are stronger, more durable, and better suited for harsh environments, while resin tiles are lighter, more affordable, and offer greater aesthetic flexibility. The choice depends on the specific requirements of the project.
