mirror stainless steel

"Mirror surface" refers to the surface state of stainless steel.

"Mirror surface" should belong to "8K" surface in stainless steel industry.

Common mirror stainless steels are divided into three types: 6K, 8K, and 10K, and the melting point is related to the composition and content, and has nothing to do with whether the surface is mirror.

"Mirror surface" refers to the surface state of stainless steel. "Mirror surface" should belong to "8K" surface in stainless steel industry.

Mirror stainless steel is generally polished, ordinary 6K, fine grinding 8K, and super fine grinding 10K effect. Generally, there is not much difference between the same thickness, and the 10K mirror surface is brighter; the thicker the thickness, the worse the effect and the higher the processing cost.

The melting point of mirror stainless steel is mainly related to each component and content, and has nothing to do with whether the surface is a mirror surface. The concept of "red" is vague. Various metals can be seen to be "red" at 400 degrees Celsius when the environment is not very bright. Therefore, it takes about 400 degrees to "burn the mirror stainless steel red".