The price of steel grating is not fixed. Many customers will say why the price quoted a few days ago has increased now. In fact, the price of steel grating is affected by many factors, and the price will change when one factor changes.
Steel grating is a kind of metal product, which is widely used in various fields. It has the strongest resistance to surface impact and the ability to resist lateral impact. Steel grating has ventilation and light transmission, anti-skid, good corrosion resistance, strong bearing capacity, beautiful and durable, easy to clean and install. It is a new and updated construction product, suitable for alloys, building materials, power stations, boilers, shipbuilding, petrochemicals , chemical and general factory buildings, municipal construction and other industries.
The main price changes of steel gratings depend on raw materials, labor costs, and surface treatment prices. Price changes of steel gratings can convey market information to people, reflect changes in supply and demand, and guide enterprises to make production and business decisions.
The price of steel grating fluctuates directly around its value with the change of market supply and demand; due to the competition among industries and the equalization of profits, the value of goods is converted into production prices, and the price of goods changes with market supply and demand, around Production prices fluctuate up and down. Prices are thus paradoxically determined by both supply and demand, as well as the value of the commodity itself.
The price of steel grating is inversely proportional to productivity, and the level of productivity is defined relative to demand, so in a broad sense: price is the ratio of demand to productivity. Labor time of workers is the internal value measure of commodities, while money is the external manifestation of the internal value measure of commodities. The role of the value measure of money is realized by means of prices, and prices undertake the function of expressing social labor consumption.
Because the price and value of commodities are often inconsistent, every change in price will cause the conversion of the interests of the two parties in the exchange, thus making the price an effective means of economic adjustment and economic lever.