Why don't low-end cars have chrome strips?
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Low-end cars do not have chrome strips to achieve greater cost savings in vehicle production. Here is an introduction to chrome strips: 1. Introduction: Chromium is a slightly bluish silver-white metal with a relative atomic mass of 51.99, density of 6.98~7.21g/cm3, and melting point of 1875~1920℃. 2. Performance: The chrome plating layer has good heat resistance. When heated below 500℃, its luster and hardness show no significant changes. It begins to oxidize and discolor at temperatures above 500℃, and its hardness starts to decrease above 700℃. 3. Classification: Due to the excellent properties of chrome plating, it is widely used as the outer layer of protective-decorative plating systems and functional coatings, maintaining an important position in the electroplating industry.