Steel sheets generally have poor UV resistance. The metal tends to oxidize and degrade when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from sunlight, leading to corrosion, discoloration, and loss of strength over time. To enhance UV resistance, manufacturers often apply protective coatings or paint to the steel sheets.
Steel sheets generally have low UV resistance. They are susceptible to UV degradation and can experience color fading, chalking, and surface degradation when exposed to prolonged sunlight. To enhance their UV resistance, steel sheets are often coated with protective layers or paint systems that provide additional protection against UV radiation.
Steel sheets do not have inherent UV resistance, as steel is prone to corrosion when exposed to sunlight. However, steel sheets can be coated with UV-resistant materials such as paint or specialized coatings to enhance their UV resistance.
