1, Stainless steel sink weight

Stainless steel is an iron alloy. The specific gravity of steel is 7.87, to which nickel and chromium heavy metals are added. The specific gravity of these metals is greater than the specific gravity of steel, so the weight is relatively heavy. If it is a counterfeit stainless steel, the weight of the chrome plating on the steel plate is lighter.

2, Stainless steel sink appearance

Carefully observe the stainless steel sink, you can find that the surface of the sink is flat, soft visual luster, not easy to stick to the oil, easy to clean, wear-resistant. The inner angle of the sink is close to 90 degrees, the view in the sink is larger, and the sink volume is also larger.

3, Stainless steel sink process

There are welding method and integral molding method. We see some sinks with the same appearance and size, but the price is very different. There are both material factors and process costs. Of course, it is certain that the integral molding method of stainless steel sink material is superior to the welding method. Integral forming technology solves the problem of leakage caused by welding of basins, which makes the welds incapable of withstanding a wide range of chemical liquids. Integral molding process is a particularly important process, the steel plate material has high requirements. What kind of process is used is a clear reflection of the quality of the sink.

4, See stainless steel sink accessories

At the same time, you can observe the support parts of the sink: the drop head wall thickness is required to be high, smooth handling, no leakage of water from the closed cage, and the touch bead is durable and comfortable. Drop head is made of environmentally friendly disposable material, with easy installation, anti-odor, heat-resistant, aging-resistant, durable features.

5, Stainless steel sink specific thickness and material

Stainless steel sinks in hotel kitchen equipment use relatively thick plates. The sink is made of imported 304 stainless steel plate with a thickness of 1mm, and ordinary low-grade sinks are made of 0.5mm to 0.7mm. because the edges of the sink have been treated, it is difficult to see the thickness immediately. The simple way is: gently press the surface of the sink. If you can press it down, it means the material is thin. Of course, if you can borrow a vernier caliper and a spiral micrometer, it won't be so troublesome.