What guage SS is "standard weight stainless steel" ??
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If the question you really want answered is are these pans as heavy as others that are offered at slightly higher prices then it is no. These pans are a bit thinner than most of the other commercial pans that I have used. I do not use them in a rough manner but have had the corners bend a couple of times. The lids warp for a time when exposed to higher temps but will eventually flatten out. These would likely be apperpo for light duty but over the long term will fall short of satisfaction... Mine did.
115366
Stainless Steel based on my question to Crock-Pot customer service. Thanks for asking.
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The only markings I find are: US & WYOTT UNDER THE US (ON THE HANDLE). Total weight 443.7 grms, very solid & appears unissued. Far better than after market crap sold at retail chains & should last a lifetime with a little respect.
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I have no idea. But it is BLACK, so if you want your stainless steel to be anything but black, I would not recommend it.
1404336
The original box does not list the grade of stainless steel used in construction. Possibly someone from Basily could answer that for you.
48415
Stainless steel. I'm just guessing the thickness but I'd say about 10 gauge
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Yes, it is stainless steel. I don't know the exact weight, but it is pretty light.
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I don't know for sure if it's stainless steel - I've had it for a few years and wash it by hand - it has not rusted so I suspect it must be ss......
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SS means this is the Stainless Steel finish- if you want to determine if it is matte or shiny which is a subjective opinion- I would recommend that you find this locally and determine if this finish works.Melanie with Goedekers888-768-1710
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I don't know, but it is a great, I have been filing a piece of 1/4" 3030 stainless steel, I got it because I thought I would break a few before I got the job done, 2 months later it works great, like the day I bought it
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I'm not sure what the guage is but the pot is heavy and solid. The handles are riveted. I've brewed with this pot now about a dozen times and am very happy with it. No appreciabe wear and it's still as solid as the day I got it. It's a good buy.
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Read about stainless steel grading here: http://mightynest.com/blog/stainless-steel-all-about-food-grade-304-188-and-1810
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very heavy stainless/carbon steel. it really is a good deal for the money ;-)
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I believe it refers to gauge/weight of the stainless steel.18/10 is a good grade.
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You probably mean what's the alloy composition. "18/10" isn't a "gauge" it's a description of a metal content of a particular class of stainless steel.
930321
This is 18/10 stainless steel which falls into SAE 316 stainless steel specifications. It's fine for use with vinegar.
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I am a mechanical engineer. I can't give a precise answer, but in general the lower the quality of stainless steel (SS) the more it will attract a magnet. The sides of this dish rack do not seem to attract a magnet at all, => good SS. However, the wire parts have a very strong magnetic attraction, on the level of ordinary carbon steel. The wire part is shiny, suggesting that it is nothing more than plated steel. => Not SS at all. I find it to be very functional in design. But to call this product SS is false advertising.