Hammered stainless steel cookware is different from the stainless steel cookware we usually see. This stainless steel pot uses an elegant hammer pattern design, which is fashionable and adds color to the kitchen. This design is a relatively new design. Next, the editor will introduce this product to you.
How to make hammered stainless steel cookware
Hammering is a common decorative technique that can give the surface of an object a unique texture effect, increasing the beauty and touch of the object.
Hammering can be made in two main ways.
1. Make patterns by hammering with a hammer.
2. Make patterns by machine rolling.
Manual hammering is more artistic, but the cost is also higher. Considering economic benefits and production efficiency, it is generally made by machine rolling.
Advantages of hammered stainless steel cookware
1. Improve physical properties
Hammering the surface of a stainless steel pot can increase its surface hardness, making it less prone to scratches or damage. In addition, hammering can also increase its surface roughness, improve its skid resistance and anti-skid properties, thereby reducing the sliding or plastic deformation of the stainless steel surface.
2. Improve corrosion resistance
The hammer pattern structure on the surface of stainless steel pots can make it more difficult for dirt and scale to adhere, thereby reducing the possibility of corrosion. For stainless steel that has been placed in a corrosive environment for a long time, the hammer pattern structure can also improve its corrosion resistance and extend its service life.
3. Increase aesthetics
The surface of stainless steel pots processed with hammer patterns has a high-end and modern feel, and can increase the artistry of its surface. The surface of stainless steel treated with hammer patterns is smoother, the color is softer, and it has better visual effects and touch.
4. Improve mechanical properties
The hammer pattern structure increases the strength and rigidity of stainless steel pots, thereby improving their overall mechanical properties. Especially for occasions where the design requires high reliability and stability, stainless steel plates treated with hammer patterns can better meet the requirements.
The difference between stainless steel pots with hammer patterns and those without hammer patterns
1. Appearance
The appearance of hammer pattern pots is beautiful and fashionable, and more artistic. The surface of pots without hammer patterns is bright, ordinary, and lacks characteristics.
2. Weight
The iron pots with hammer patterns are complicated to make, so they are relatively heavy. The iron pots without hammer patterns are relatively light.
Conclusion
Hammering the surface of a stainless steel pot not only improves its physical properties and corrosion resistance, but also increases its aesthetics and mechanical properties. Choose between smooth or hammered cookware according to your preference.
