STAINLESS STEEL

What is Stainless Steel The magic ingredient in stainless steel is the chrome that's is added to it - chrome chrome allows for the formation of a tough, invisible, chomium oxide film on the steel surface which is resistant to scratches and corrosion and is exceptionally hygienic and easy to clean. Stainless Steel is commonly used in the manufacture of cutlery, pots and pans, but its strength is alos appreciated for the more industrial applications. The largest consumer of stainless steel is the car manufacturing market for the production of catalytic converters and components. It is also extensively in architecture and design and can be found in a range of places from hospital bathrooms and surgeries to designer boardrooms and homes. Carbon steel rusts when exposed to air and  

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moisture. The rust, or iron oxide film, is active and accelerates corrosion by forming more iron oxide. In contrast, stainless steel has chromium present which blocks corrosion or rust from spreading into the metal's internal structure. Stainless Steel's resistance to staining, its low maintenance, low cost, and renowned shine make it perfect for a host of applications.