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Stainless steel is a steel alloy intended to be used as a material for the manufacture of materials, most often for construction. It is made from iron (more than 50%), its main base. Its Carbon (1.2%) and Chromium (more than 10.5%) content gives it its stainless character, which enables it to resist corrosion and provide the strength necessary for all the work it is used for.
Stainless steel, which can remain rough, polished or satin-finished, and accepts direct PVD finishes.
However, stainless steel, which is not cast but machined, is also expensive. Moreover, it only allows the purified forms we know and little aesthetic differentiation.
Stainless steel is a steel alloy intended to be used as a material for the manufacture of materials, usually in the construction industry. It is made from iron (more than 50%) as its main base. Its Carbon (1.2%) and Chromium (more than 10.5%) content gives it its stainless steel character, which enables it to resist corrosion and provide the strength necessary for all the work it is designed and used for.
Stainless steel, which can remain rough, polished or satin-finished, and can accept direct PVD finishes.
However, stainless steel, which is not cast but machined, is also expensive. Moreover, it only allows the purified forms we know and little aesthetic differentiation.
Stainless steel is a steel alloy intended to be used as a material for the manufacture of materials, usually for construction. It is made from iron (more than 50%) as its main base. Its Carbon (1.2%) and Chromium (more than 10.5%) content gives it its stainless steel character, which enables it to resist corrosion and provide the strength necessary for all the work it is used for.
Stainless steel, which can remain rough, polished or satin-finished, and accepts direct PVD finishes.
However, stainless steel, which is not cast but machined, is also expensive. Moreover, it only allows the purified forms we know and little aesthetic differentiation.
Stainless steel is a steel alloy intended to be used as a material for the manufacture of materials, usually for construction. It is made from iron (more than 50%) as its main base. Its Carbon (1.2%) and Chromium (more than 10.5%) content gives it its stainless steel character, which enables it to resist corrosion and provide the strength necessary for all the work it is used for.
