Robust corrosion proof iron entrance doors with steel reinforcement by Yu Jian (Hangzhou) Trading Co., Ltd. set a benchmark for durability, combining iron’s aesthetic appeal with steel’s structural prowess. The core design features a high carbon steel skeleton—hidden within the iron frame—with 5mm thick vertical and horizontal reinforcements that boost impact resistance by 60% compared to standard iron doors. This hybrid structure allows the door to withstand 100+ joules of force (equivalent to a sledgehammer strike), critical for high security applications. Corrosion protection is a multi stage process: the steel reinforcement is first galvanized, then the entire door undergoes hot dip galvanizing (zinc coating 90μm+), followed by a chromate conversion layer that inhibits white rust. The eight step painting applies an epoxy primer and polyurethane topcoat, creating a barrier against moisture, salt, and industrial pollutants—tested to resist 5,000+ hours of salt spray (ASTM B117 standard). Aesthetically, the iron exterior retains hand forged details (scrolls, motifs) that mask the steel reinforcement, blending strength with elegance. Customization includes reinforcement density (adjustable for threat levels) and finishes (textured, matte, or glossy) to match architectural styles, from industrial to classical. Exported globally, these doors meet security standards (e.g., UL 325 for impact resistance) and corrosion norms (e.g., BS EN ISO 14713 for marine environments), supported by Yu Jian’s after sales service, ensuring long term performance in any climate.