Is the stainless steel used in the Norpro Steam juicer 18/0 or 18/8 or 18/10?
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I agree with the other reply, don't know, doesn't say anywhere, but it works fine. I have two and have no problems with either. A magnet will stick to them but not real strong, may not work with an induction plate??? You will have to ask the manufacturer but I suspect they make running changes all the time as the two I have are in an identical box but the bottom pot is actually larger on the older one (2 years). I would not hesitate to buy another one as the price is pretty reasonable.
1043526
Brought this steamer for my dad who is 86. He wanted a stainless steel one, and he loves it. Made lots of grape juice last fall and it was great.
1043527
Don't know - ask Norpro. Just know it works great!! Sure beats the old aluminum ones!!!
1043528
ITS PROFESSIONAL GAUGED STAINLESS STEEL. Ive made great juices that are prized by my family and never even had to add sugar to any of it. I get alot of praise and this steamer did the work. LOVE IT.
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18/8 and 18/10: These are the two most common grades of stainless steel used for food preparation and dining, also known as Type 304 (304 Grade) and are part of the 300 series. The first number,18, refers to the amount of chromium present and the second represents the amount of nickel. For example, 18/8 stainless steel is comprised of 18% chromium and 8% nickel.
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Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer. Bottom line it's mostly stainless steel with some plastic pieces on the inside. Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer.... » Read More Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer. Bottom line it's mostly stainless steel with some plastic pieces on the inside. « Show Less
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Cups are stainless steel, not sure about the 18/10. Can say that I don't think the handles are as gutsy as I had hoped. They bend easily when digging in flour or other dense indredients.
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I'm not sure if it is 18/0 or 18/10 however we run these sheets through the dishwasher and have not had any issue with rust or corrosion. We have had them about a year or more. I will mention that I find this sheets a bit thin. I had two stainless sheets for many years which were much heavier.
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I bought it because it was stainless steel not sure about 18-10. It has the weight and look of stainless steel.
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Yes, it is. Google item name and model number, and 18/10 stainless and you will find references.
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18/10 appears to refer to the stainless steel metal content. 18/10 is on the box for my tea kettle, but mine also says model 9093. I would say it probably will fit.
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The 8006 is chrome and the NC800 HDS is a durable plastic body. The NC800 HDS has the adjustable end cap with 5-settings increases juice extraction efficiency. Use setting 1 for citrus fruits and setting 5 for tougher items like wheatgrass. I hope this helps.Lee Ann / juicersandjuicing
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I do not think so. Here is exactly what it says on the bottom of the pot. BTW, the inside of the pot has already started to "pit". "Cuisinart, Model #419-18P, Pour saucepan with cover, 2.0 L/1.9 L, Stainless Steel, V#17882". I guess you would have to contact the company to find out for sure, my guess is that it is not 18/10 stainless.
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I just got off a half hour conversation with a really nice lady at Omega, and I had the same question. The NC800 and NC900 are identical, by the way - the only difference is the color. The differences between the NC800/900 and the 8006 is the larger chute and adjustible end-cap. That adjustible end-cap lets you fin Omee tune the amount of pulp in your juice. The lady at Omega said some people can find there's a learning curve to using the end-cap. I just ordered the NC800 because of the wider chute. By the way, the J8004 and J8006 are identical machines, just different colors: J8004 is white, J8006 is chrome COLORED (not chrome metal). The NC8004 is cheaper because it takes an extra step to apply the chrome color.
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On the bottom of the pan I see the inscription, "STAINLESS STEEL". No further stipulation is made, so I don't know if it is 18/10.
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R u talking about where u put the fruit or veggies, if so its plastic, what u see stainless is the top of the plunger, where the juice comes out , yes is stainless steal.
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It means the grade of stainless steel the pan is made from and the weight of the stainless steel.18/10 is a very good grade of stainless.
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The NC900 can easily juice the harder fruits and veggies. Garlic, beets and root veggies juice great. The challenge is the softer fruits and veggies, they tend to clog the juicer so it is important to alternate soft then hard. I chose the NC900after many months of wanting the Omega 8006. I did a comparison and the NC900 has a larger shoot kind of an upgraded model than the 8006. I am so glad I purchased this juicer! It is amazing!
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I have the 8008 and I love it I use it for both wheTgrass and juicing. It is very easy to clean I think the 8007 and 8008 mods are very similar because they use the same parts
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18/10 stainless means that there is 10% nickle in the "mix." Stainless has chromium in it, but without the nickle is more apt to discolor. High end cookware uses 18/10 stainless.