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Common Uses of Stainless Steel

04.10.2023

There are many different uses for Stainless Steel, along with many different industries that put it to use.

Industries that use Stainless Steel:                                         Uses of Stainless Steel in Industries:

Laboratories                                                                             Cabinetry

Hospitals / Medical facilities                                                    Countertops

Schools                                                                                    Sinks

Commercial Kitchens / Restaurants                                         Splashes / Trim / Decorative

Residential                                                                               Tables

Benefits of Stainless Steel:

Resistant to Corrosion – Stainless steel is an alloy that contains chromium. For this reason, it is an excellent choice for outdoor uses.

Anti-Bacterial – Stainless Steel is non-porous. It is an outstanding choice for the restaurant industry. It does not allow for food & bacteria to seep into the surface, unlike other materials used in countertops. Simply rubbing hands over stainless steel can rid hands of foul smells, such as onions or seafood.

Durability – Stainless Steel is stronger than most traditional cabinet/countertop building materials. Therefore it lasts for many, many years.

Resistant to temperature – Stainless steel is very strong, even in extreme temperatures.

Easy to clean and maintain – Again, stainless steel in non-porous, making it an excellent option for kitchen use. Unlike marble, quartz & granite; it is unnecessary to seal stainless steel. Just proper cleaning will keep stainless steel properly maintained.

Typical Areas where stainless steel is used in everyday life:

Food Service & Catering

Medical (Hospitals, Private Practice, Nursing facilities)

Energy & Heavy Industries

Automotive & Transportation

Architecture & Construction

Schools

Laboratories

Research Facilities

Manufacturing