1. Constructed entirely from 304 stainless steel, the cabinet body is made of 8 nickel 304 stainless steel plates.

2. The 6-door locker features six doors on the front, accommodating six users. Inside, each door opens to reveal an upper section for hanging clothes and a lower compartment for storage.

3. Basic requirements for the locker: Based on customer feedback and market conditions, we have updated the locker panels to 1.0mm thick 304 stainless steel plates with a 45-degree beveled edge. This design prevents dust accumulation on top, discourages employees from placing items there to avoid falls, and reduces the risk of objects accidentally dropping and injuring staff. The cabinet doors include label slots, ventilation openings, and are equipped with clothing rods and shelves inside.

4. Material for the locker room: Commonly, stainless steel is used for both the locker body and doors. Some models can be customized with glass doors upon request, expanding their applicability.

5. Locker door locks: Options include mechanical locks and code locks. For lockers with fewer doors, code locks are advantageous as they eliminate the need to carry keys, reduce the risk of loss, and minimize item contamination. Many people today prefer not to carry numerous items, often misplacing them, making code locks increasingly popular.

Lockers are used in the changing rooms of clean workshops for both primary and secondary changing areas. In secondary changing areas, lockers replace traditional stainless steel clothing racks.