Introduction to brushed stainless steel plate

With the improvement of people's living standards, people's requirements for stainless steel are not only limited to its own performance, but also begin to pay attention to the appearance of stainless steel, so people begin to perform some treatments on the surface of stainless steel plates. The surface treatment of stainless steel plates generally includes drawing, sandblasting, polishing, embossing, etc.

Brushed stainless steel plate refers to the silk-like texture on the surface of stainless steel. This is just a processing technology of stainless steel. The surface is matte. If you look carefully, there are traces of texture on it, but you can't touch it. It is more wear-resistant than ordinary bright stainless steel and looks more upscale.

Wire drawing is a decorative processing technology in stainless steel processing. Through our specialized wire drawing machine, we use extremely hard and elastic wheel brushes and abrasive belts to brush the stainless steel surface into uniform and neat straight lines. It is not only beautiful, but also It has a certain matting effect, making the stainless steel plate form a matte surface; this processing method does not involve the quality of the stainless steel material. Brushed stainless steel is generally used for kitchen and bathroom products.

The wire drawing process will lose the thickness of the stainless steel plate to a certain extent, generally 0.1~0.2mm. In addition, since the human body, especially the palms, has a relatively strong secretion of oil and sweat, brushed stainless steel plates will leave obvious fingerprints when frequently touched with hands, and need to be scrubbed regularly.

At present, brushed stainless steel plates can be divided into: oil brushed, dry brushed, and water brushed. Among them, oil brushed has the most ideal effect, and the appearance and other aspects are satisfactory!

Brushed stainless steel plate is a relatively common conventional plate on the market, that is, straight lines cover the entire stainless steel plate. The 8K mirror panel has the same effect as a glass mirror. The brushed stainless steel plate is sanded with an abrasive belt, which is relatively simple and fast. The 8K mirror panel needs to go through more than 8 sets of machines, first coarse sand, and then remove the polishing and other operations to achieve the complete mirror effect. Relatively speaking, the mirror surface is much more complicated, and the quality on the market currently varies.