Stainless steel sculpture production process
Jul 31,2025
Stainless steel sculpture production has a complete process. First, you need to make a clay model and scale it up to the desired effect. The clay model is then turned into a hard material model. For larger stainless steel sculptures with simple shapes, you can also do without welding, directly do the steel skeleton, drill holes in the designed position with an electric drill, and fix the stainless steel plate on the skeleton with rivets. This method requires the skeleton proportional size to be calculated very accurately, and the joints to be very accurate, otherwise there will be differences and the desired effect will not be achieved.
Stainless steel sculpture production mainly uses casting and cold work two techniques. Before the forging of the metal, the craftsmen will first design the sample, confirm the shape and then turn the mold to make FRP products. Models made of fiberglass are stronger than clay and less susceptible to damage. If the cold work method is used, the workers will divide the exterior of the entire sculpture into many small pieces and number each piece. Then on the stainless steel plate according to the number of each small area, draw the corresponding shape.
Stainless steel sculpture is a sculpture made of stainless steel, which is a kind of plastic arts. Because stainless steel has high strength and durable corrosion resistance, it has a brilliant decorative sense in the sun, so in the process of modern urban development, it is soon used in gardens and urban environments for decoration. Stainless steel sculpture is not carved out of a large piece of steel, but after clay and then made a mold, and then the parts are built separately and welded to a piece. When welding, there are also things to pay attention to.
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