what is the weight of the mill? what mil is stainless steel used?
925500
That should be stainless steel. But I know you figured that out already. Darn arthritis.
925501
Yes, it is stainless steel. I don't know the exact weight, but it is pretty light.
925502
It's about 2.5 pounds, box and all (blades, handle). It says it's "18/10 stainless still construction', whatever that means. It is sturdy. It's like the one we had growing up (in the 60's). I use mine to make tomato puree (pass cooked tomatoes through it). I really like mine. One of the best purchases I've made.
925503
Is light but sturdy. Very well made and works perfectly, (don't know the exact measurement in mil)
925504
I don't have any idea what weight stainless it is, but it is very substantial. I used it all last summer for tomato juice, sauce, and apple sauce and apple butter this fall. I use it to rice potatoes, sweet potatoes and cauliflower for mashing. It is very easy to take apart and put together, rinces off easily and I pop it into the dishwasher. I just love it. I am 63 yrs. old and my only regret is that I did not know about this little gem until a few months ago. I would have LOVED to have had this as a staple in my arsenal of kitchen gadgets for the last 45 yrs.. :)
1404336
The original box does not list the grade of stainless steel used in construction. Possibly someone from Basily could answer that for you.
1979674
I'm not sure precisely, but it is very lightweight in my opinion. Like aluminum, not cast iron weight. Hope this helps.
1167604
1055 high carbon.not stainless.will need to keep light coating of oil on blade.this is a real sword and will rust if not properly cared for.
567889
shipping weight is about 20 pounds. This includes the mill, the board that the mill is attached to and the aluminum hopper (15 pounder).
1770769
Hello A. S.,The mills consist of a high grade acrylic tube that is covered with a stainless steel casing. In our opinion there are two benefits of this:* Stainless steel is more susceptible to rust and is harder to clean, so it is better to have the internal tube to be made of acrylic for hygienic purposes. * Stainless steel is much heavier than acrylic, so having the top portion me made of all stainless steel would make these grinders more top heavy and therefore less stable.We hope this fully answers your question.Best Regards,Eparé
641846
To answer your question: the bottom of the pan states T304 Stainless, 5 ply. It is stainless steel and of my favorite pans to use for cooking.
1118030
Most of the construction is aluminum with some steel cutting parts and hardware. Not sure of actual weight but not very heavy.
823277
According to swissknifeshop.com (http://www.swissknifeshop.com/kyocera-everything-mill-adjustable-ceramic-grinder), 2.7oz.
1600761
440 Stainless....It's printed right on the blade, if you wondered where I got my information. Hope this helps. Duce
2018304
It is heavy gauge steel, but not stainless steel. It will rust if left wet or outdoors. Very big, thick and heavy - this piece weighs about 30 pounds.
1394247
Likely brass or stainless steel. The unit weighs 14 pounds. And unlike the person who stated the machine "...takes forever" to heat up, I am impressed by how quickly it heats to brewing temp, and then goes quickly to steam-level temperatures. I think their quality assurance must be lacking, but I got a good machine.
2081114
Aluminum coated steel. I returned mine and bought the Whynter ICM-15LS Ice Cream Maker, Stainless Steel. I bought mine for about $200 new on line with free shipping. This is a by far superior machine. It has auto stop, temp readout, timer. It gets the ice cream really cold and will shut off when done or when overloaded. I use mine 2 to 3 times a week. Had it for about 9 months.
1282642
I would guess that to be total weight, with the base being half a pound or so. The unit is all stainless steel inside and out, hence the weight, stout and well sorted out, and simple .....perfect
504505
It's on Amazon. 18/10 Gorham is an excellent brand. I worked in their market research dept and am aware of what is meant by "weight." It has nothing to do with how much the flatware weighs; it is the percentage of certain elements used in the manufacture of the stainless. 18/10 is a better weight.
907241
Stainless steel & plastic....light wt and for the price ~ it works really great!
1964614
I'm not really sure. I know it's strong and very sturdy. Holds an edge decently. And is definitely not likely to break If handled properly. If I had to guess I'd say either 440 stainless or something close to that