304 Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Undermount Single Bowl Single Bowl Stainless Steel Sink

Stainless Steel Undermount Single Bowl Kitchen Sink ItemSink SizeBowl SizeDepthThicknessFinishWeight 2318
23-1/4"x17-3/4"
590x450mm
21-1/8"x15-3/4"
536x400mm230mm1.2mm
Satin4.0kgUndermount Single bowlT-304 stainless steelStoneGuard Undercoated over rubber pad3-1/2"(114mm) drain openingUndercounter installationSupplied with cutout template, fasteners
Optional Accessories:
Bottom Grid
Rinsing Basket
114 S/S Strainer
1.What is the material content in SUS304?
SUS304=C≤0.08 ; Cr 18 ; Ni>8.00
2.When will the SUS304 to rust?
SUS304 stainless steel can not rust normally, but if you don’t take care of the sink in asuitable way which will cause the rust spot, mildew stain and other undesirablephenomena on the surface of the SUS304 stainless steel.
seline; color: #000000;">Following are the reasons for your reference: 1) Stainless steel does not be protected well when we using them in life,and especially when we meet something such as welding slag, paint, cement drop inthe surface of the sink which won’t be cleaned in time, then they will can causethe surface of the sink which won’t be cleaned in time,rust spot and mildew satin on the surface of stainless steel, so we sincerelyremind everyone, when we use the stainless steel products, we advice to takethings to cover the stainless steel surface, and don’t clean the thing whichcontains the material such as mud, paint and cement etc
2)The usage environment also is a big factor, such as the coastal region and somearea with bad quality of water, if remaining the satin for a long time, it will causethe mildew satin occasionally.
3)After the construction by decoration and cleaning company, they may leave cement, paint,tea leaves, coke, betel nut juice and acid chemical cleaner which will cause the corrosion inthe surface of the stainless steel sinks.
Can stainless steel sinks rust? This question can be answered with a definite "No", provided thatthe sink is cleaned regularly and exposed to typical domestic wear and tear. Please follow theadvice below regarding using and caring for your stainless steel sink:
1. Remove dirt and limescale deposits on a regular basis.
2.Do not use cleaning agents containing chlorine (generally sodium hypochlorite) orhydrochloric acid
3.If you use steel wool for cleaning, it must be made of non-rusting stainless steel.
4. Avoid lengthy contact with salty liquids
5.Avoid direct or prolonged contact with rusting iron objects (cast-iron pans or iron filings).
6.Do not use your sink for dyeing or bleaching fabric or hair.
1. Slight corrosion: If afraid of friction, you can wipe with a soft cloth dipped in toothpaste.
2.Serious corrosion: You can wipe with stainless steel sponges dipped in toothpaste back andforth until You wipe away the rust satin.
1. How do stains appear on the surface of the sink?
These stains usually involve limescale deposits, which appear depending on the hardness of thedrinking water (information supplied by regional water suppliers). These limescale deposits retaindirt particles to a greater extent, with the result that unattractive stains form in only a shortdirt particles to a greater extent.
Small iron and rust particles from the water mains network may also make it appear as thoughthere are rusty marks, particularly in the case of new buildings or when repairs are being carriedout to the mains pipelines, and where cast-iron water pipes are involved.
2. How can stains be prevented?

Such stains are best prevented by wiping the sink dry after use. If stains do appear, howeverremove them using any standard commercial cleaning agent suitable for cleaning stainless steelsinks, which also dissolves limescale. We recommend using stainless steel cleaning sponge foroptimum daily cleaning of your sink. This thoroughly cleans the stainless steel surface and caresfor it appropriately.