What grade stainless steel? Thanks!
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Not sure if you're looking for a metallurgist's specific measurement or analysis here... But it's plenty durable for your common kitchen... assuming your kitchen isn't in a mine or a construction trailer.
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Stainless steel. I've used mine many times, and see no evidence of rust/corrosion. The stainless is probably 200 grade, though this is a guess. The 200 series of stainless steel use some manganese instead of nickel and are not strongly resistant to corrosion but quite adequate for food containers/pots. It is magnetic but many grades of stainless steel are. I'm very happy with mine. Sorry, Great Grandma, it appears to be SS to me. I prefer not to use chromium plated stuff as the chrome can crack off. There are less chrome plated steel these days because of the recent development where the Chinese discovered a way to utilize nickel laterite iron ore. This is iron ore that contains about 7-10% nickel which formerly was impossible to use. The Chinese have discovered how to use it so SS has become cheaper and more utilized. Chrome plated racks usually show rust at the edges, my rack shows zero rust and lacks the brightness of chrome also. It could be that some are stainless and some are chrome plated?
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I am not sure what "grade" of stainless steel, but it is as good of a quality as my regular silverware. The pattern is almost the same too!
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Greetings, Thanks for asking. Quality matters to us. For the CM Scrubber we require 316 Grade Stainless Steel. 316 is the finest grade of stainless steel used for food service and surgical products. 316 is difficult to work with, especially in handmade chain mail using 15 Gauge wire. After the chain mail is assembled, the pieces are further hardened in a finishing process resulting in the reflective stainless steel finish you expect in quality stainless steel products. This CM Scrubber finish will stay bright and shinny after years of use. Chain mail of this quality, with the required finish, is not available in the US. It is only available from a few manufacturers in China, so that is where we get the chain mail. But we support Made In The USA however we can. By this we mean good paying jobs. So all final quality control, assembly, packaging and shipping is done here in the US. Our employees earn $20-$40 dollars an hour. We have 5 employees.
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Not really sure the grade of the steel used for this blade but I dont believe it is 440 stainless. I will say that for the price its a good heavy blade that takes an edge and has held it. My experience with 440 stainless is that it is a pain to sharpen and doesnt always hold the edge well.
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It does not say what grade stainless...looked on the box, the pan, and the user guide. I called company and was told to call product specialist but they aren't in on weekends.
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Sorry, I don't know the grade of SS but I am impressed as to how it has held-up in Galveston's corrosive environment over the last 9+ months. I hope that helps.
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When we bought ours they were out of the chrome so upgraded us to the stainless. I would recommend the stainless very much. We love it so much we helped buy another as a shared gift.
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High carbon stainless. That's the best answer I can give you. Hope its helpful!
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I am not sure. But let me tell you this: Weber , never again. I had to throw mine away after 3 years. The worst experience ever with Weber. 20 years ago yes that was quality. Now stainless steal???? Corrosion all over after 2 years. Weber did not respond at all to my complaints. Never again. Good luck
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Found the grade on their website: food grade type 304 18/8 stainless steel. No aluminum and it is not lined with plastic. We use glass bottles but were traveling and wanted something more sturdy. Bonus that it converts to a sippy cup (baby is still trying to figure it out though, you really need to suck to get anything out). I'm happy with this purchase so far, but haven't had it long enough/used it enough yet to write a proper review. Hope this helps :)
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I don't believe so, but I no longer have the labels that were on the product when it arrived. I suggest contacting Fox Run. When I wanted to know what grade of stainless this is made from, I contacted them and they answered very promptly.
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Stainless Steel is Stainless Steel There is no grade...but even if there were...what would you know or have to compare it to? Nothing! If anything is graded it might be the thickness of the steel...but again, you have nothing to compare it to.
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Dear NickThis is a 430 stamped stainless steel.Please let us know if we could be of any other assistance.TheBBQDepot
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This is 304 = 18/8 stainless steel it is good for storage. The highest grade is 18/10 which is better for cooking. I found some 18/10 in the camping section that can be used for both storage and cooking.
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It doesn't specify but they are almost certainly 18/0 rather than 18/10. That is the cheapest stainless grade NSF will certify.
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Stainless! I have 2 of these. The oldest purchased over 10 yrs. ago. Still looks wonderful.