One of these opportunities lies in the use of steel, especially stainless steel, in household appliances. Household appliance products have raised higher demands for factors such as cost-effectiveness, durability, functionality, corrosion resistance, sturdiness, aesthetics, and safety, and various types of steel can meet these requirements. In addition to its exceptional practicality, steel has made a strong comeback due to its fashionable retro appearance, aligning with current interior design trends that exude a high-end and professional style. Its smooth matte surface lends it a sleek and luxurious appearance, while its non-porous surface resists bacterial growth, enhancing its overall appeal. More importantly, steel also contributes to reducing costs for both appliance manufacturers and consumers. The recycling rate of household appliances continues to increase. In fact, household appliances have become one of the most highly recycled commodities globally, and appliance manufacturers are increasingly aware of the importance of steel in recycling infrastructure. Recent studies indicate that manufacturers are gradually increasing the steel content in appliances to ensure they can be recycled and reused when their service life ends. In today's world, climate change is becoming a top concern for many, and steel appliances provide a sustainable purchasing solution for environmentally conscious consumers. Botec offers a variety of high-quality steel materials, including P&O, cold-rolled coils, GI/GA, Galvalume, EG (electro-galvanized steel), bake-hardened steel, PCM/VCM steel, and more for use in manufacturing household appliances. For over a decade, Botec has provided reliable steel products to various mature steel service centers and end-users in the household appliance industry. We have established long-term partnerships with over 200 steel mills to ensure these products are manufactured using high-quality materials and comply with various international standards.