Stainless steel AISI 304
Best for general cleanroom environments
- Excellent corrosion resistance
- Easy cleaning and polishing
- For standard cleaners without constant chloride exposure
Explore Stainless Steel Materials & Finishes
Two decisions: what the furniture is made of, and how its surface is treated.
Certified materials for every process.
We adapt the alloy to the cleanroom classification, cleaning agents, temperature and required traceability.
Stainless steel AISI 316L
Best for aggressive environments
- Added molybdenum for higher resistance
- For acids, chlorides and aggressive disinfectants
- Pharmaceutical and bioprocess lines
5000-series aluminium
Best for low-temperature applications
- For drawers and inserts down to −80 °C
- Low mass and excellent thermal conductivity
- Less condensation and freezing of mechanisms
Finish options.
BrushedFine, even texture that hides small marks.View Option
MirrorHigh gloss, shows every mark.PassivationRestores the protective layer.
ElectropolishingEvenly bright and very smooth.Compare the finishes.
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| Brushed | Mirror | Passivation | Electropolishing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Fine directional texture | High-gloss polish | Chemical treatment | Electrochemical smoothing |
| Changes the look | Yes | Yes | Barely | Yes |
| Chosen for | Everyday surfaces | Easy visual inspection | After welding | Smooth surfaces that clean quickly |
| Confirm with us | Direction, roughness target | Size limits | Parts and records | Part size, roughness target |
General guidance. Availability and values are confirmed per project.
What to specify.
Cleaning agentsWhat touches the surface.
Use and contactWet, dry or in contact with product.
WeldsHow they’re finished.
DocumentsWhich records you need.
- Cleaning agents
- How it’s used
- Records you need