The Difference Between File Cabinets And File Cabinets

File cabinets are usually used to store some ordinary files, documents or information, while file cabinets pay more attention to confidentiality and security, and have special maintenance and management methods.

First of all, the file cabinet is very different from the file cabinet in structure. The structure of the file cabinet is thinner and lighter, and the structure design is simpler. Generally, there is no too complicated design structure, so the file cabinet is usually called a metal file cabinet . But the filing cabinet is different. In order to ensure the security of the files in the filing cabinet, and it can be stored for a long time, various conditions such as temperature and humidity in the cabinet are also considered. Therefore, the design structure of the filing cabinet is more complicated and diverse.

Secondly, file cabinets are easy to access and store in categories, and have relatively low confidentiality (for example, lower requirements than archives), so file cabinet doors can be glass or wooden doors and other structures (some do not have a lock to convenience to work). Filing cabinets are generally used for long-term storage. After the cabinet door is closed, others cannot see the internal items. The cabinet door is locked, which requires high confidentiality. Therefore, generally the structure is an iron cabinet (iron door) with good security.

In short, the difference between file cabinets and file cabinets is not small, and their styles are not much different, but they are called differently in terms of use.