News — Page 5
Workshop news, tips on choosing stainless steel and indicative price lists.
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Choosing stainless steel tube and box thickness for gates and railings: how many millimeters is enough?
Tube and box thickness affects stiffness, lifespan and price. Suggestions for choosing by item so it is neither too thin nor excessive.
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How to price stainless steel railings per linear meter: what is included in the unit price?
Railings are usually quoted per linear meter. Understand what the unit price includes and what changes it, so there are no surprises at handover.
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What do the stainless steel grades 201, 304, 316 and 430 mean?
A quick explanation of the stainless steel grades commonly seen at the workshop, their main composition and where they are suitable.
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How to remove yellow stains and light rust from stainless steel without scratching it
Yellow stains, water marks and rust from iron particles each need different treatment. Learn the cause to choose the right way to remove them.
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201 or 304 stainless steel: the cost difference and how to weigh it
The 201 versus 304 question is the most common one when quoting. A comparison in terms of upfront cost and lifecycle cost.
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Maintaining a stainless steel gate at home: cleaning it the right way to keep it shiny
A few simple steps each month keep a stainless steel gate cleaner, less scratched and much longer-lasting. A detailed guide for households.
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Testing for genuine 304 stainless steel: what magnets and reagents can tell you
A magnet can only rule out some stainless steel types and is not enough to tell 201 from 304. Learn more reliable ways to check.
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Where does stainless steel fabrication pricing come from? The factors that set the cost
Understand how material, thickness, labor, finish, accessories and transport affect a quote, so you can compare fairly.
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What is 316 stainless steel? When to use it instead of 304
316 stainless steel contains molybdenum, so it resists salt and chemicals better than 304. This article helps you decide when the extra cost of 316 is worth it.
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