The principle material used in EuroArt products is Stainless Steel. Other material such as brass, bronze or other stainless grades are also used for specific site requirements or aesthetic reasons. .
Euro art products are manufactured from a high corrosion resistant Chorme-Nickle Stainless Steel combination. The first rate material is resistant to corrosion and environmental substances..
Stainless steel, also known as inox steel or inox from French"inoxydable", is defined as a steel alloy with a minium of 11% chromium content. Stainless steel does not stain, corrode, or rust aseasily as ordinary steel, but it is not stain-proof.
Stainless steel's are divided into grades (and sub grades) which are determined by their specific consituent elements e.g Choromium and Nickle; these grades help identify whether that steel is more or less suitable for any given application and ,for example in guidanceon the materials corrosion resistance, mechanical or thermal performance or machinability.
Specifiers should be aware that in recent years, primarly due to the rise in price of key element such as nickle, that many non-internationally recognised grades of stainless have appeared on the market with varying, and sometimes unkown performance characteristics. The main example of this appears to be the substituion of Manganese for more expensive Nickle which is genrally understood to significantly reduce the corrosion resistance of the end product.
EuroArt products can be manufactured from grade 316 stainless steel as per special order..
Key To Finishes
PB-Polished Brass
SSS-Stain Stainless Steel
PVD-Stainless Brass
PSS-Polished Stainless Steel
SC-S Chrome
SN-Satin Nickel
CP-Polished Chrome
AB-Antique Brass
Care of Products and Finishes
Regular Cleaning of stainless Steel products with a clean cloth and mild detergent in warm water is recommended. Cleaning should always be followed by a rinse in clean hot water and the surface then wiped dry with a clean towel. Abrasive and acid based cleaning materials should not be used
