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The grade of stainless steel usually refers to the classification standards of its chemical composition and physical properties. Common classification methods include ASTM standards in the United States, European standards, and Japanese standards. In the field of kitchen sinks, the most widely used is austenitic stainless steel, mainly including grades 304 and 316.

Generally speaking, the distance between the stainless steel kitchen sink and the backsplash is recommended to be kept at about 3 cm to 5 cm. This range is set based on the following considerations: · Waterproof function · Operation space · Aesthetics

Not all stainless steel sinks will have water stains. The occurrence of water stains is affected by multiple factors. In addition to water quality, the surface treatment process, usage and cleaning habits of stainless steel sinks will also affect the formation of water stains to a certain extent.

In the one-line kitchen layout, all work areas and equipment are arranged on one side of the wall. The stainless steel kitchen sink should be at least 6 inches (about 15 cm) away from the wall for easy cleaning, operation and daily maintenance.

A 27-inch stainless steel kitchen sink is usually suitable for medium-sized kitchens. For most families, this size of sink does not take up too much countertop space, but can effectively provide enough cleaning area.

The stainless steel kitchen sink is an important drainage channel for the family kitchen. Oil, food residues and other debris can easily enter the drainage pipe with the water flow. If it is not cleaned in time or there are structural problems, bacteria may breed and form odors.

Salt is a substance that can accelerate metal corrosion, especially in humid environments. High concentrations of salt or long-term salt residues can cause corrosion or rust on the surface of the stainless steel kitchen sink.

The water quality of the kitchen water source usually contains certain minerals, especially in hard water areas. These minerals (such as calcium and magnesium) will react with the surface of the sink to form scale. When there is scale on the surface of the stainless steel kitchen sink, the gloss of the sink will be greatly reduced, appearing dull and difficult to clean.

Stainless steel kitchen sinks are one of the most common kitchen sink materials. Because stainless steel has a smooth surface, corrosion resistance, and is more convenient to clean, it performs well in terms of hygiene.

The silver surface of stainless steel kitchen sink is very durable, not easy to change color, and has good stain resistance. Silver stainless steel kitchen sink is suitable for kitchens of various styles, and it is not easy to show water stains and oil stains.