There are some obvious differences between the anisotropic steel sector and the ordinary sector, mainly reflected in materials, structure, and use.

In terms of materials, the materials used for anisotropic steel sector segments are different from those used for ordinary sector segments. Heterogeneous steel fan-shaped sections are usually made of high-quality stainless steel materials, which have high corrosion resistance and wear resistance, and are suitable for long-term use in harsh environments. However, ordinary fan-shaped sections are usually made of general alloy materials or steel, with relatively weak corrosion and wear resistance.

Secondly, in terms of structure, anisotropic steel sector segments typically have more complex structural designs that can better adapt to complex working environments and load requirements. They usually use precision machining technology to ensure high precision and stability. The structure of ordinary fan-shaped sections is relatively simple and suitable for general working environments and load requirements.

Furthermore, in terms of application, anisotropic steel sector segments are usually used in high-precision mechanical equipment, aerospace and other fields, requiring high strength, high wear resistance, and high precision. However, ordinary fan-shaped sections are more commonly used in general mechanical equipment and engineering construction, with relatively low requirements for materials and structure.