Is it truly 18/10 or is it 18/0?
1856110
18/10 according to the stamp on the handles. I wash them in the dishwasher 100% of the time, and so far zero signs of rust, as I commonly found in 18/0 flatware.
1636051
It's 18/0 and that's a good thing. That second number indicates amount of nickel, and nickel is very toxic. I don't want any nickel in my set.
1259162
It is 18/10. I found a really nice description on the Macy's web site. I got out for Christmas and we've been using out since. It is the nicest flat ware I've ever owned. My husband is even impressed by it!
942878
In my experience, you'll get very much the same pic with the 10-24 between 18-24mm as you would with the 18-105. That's one reason I sold it. The 10-24 should be shot at 10mm, which is why you're buying it in the first place and why it costs so much (Just my opinion of course). http://www.amazon.com/review/R1HCPRMG89GYZO/ref=cm_cr_dp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0026FCKC8&nodeID;=502394&tag;=&linkCode;=
1015284
Actually, I didn't notice that it wasn't. I did have a 24 rating. I usually use Weddenspoon? with has a 16 rating. Both seemed to work equally well. - PG
901215
My pot is a MCP66-24 but the box has no indication of 18/10. It is a very nice pot in any case, better than my review indicates. It is suitable for induction stoves (magnetic) if that is the issue. This is an excellent value, is one of our favorite pots, is used on the conventional electric stovetop and in the oven. We have had the pot over a year and my vote is to get it and enjoy it.
319220
Your use of the number 0.1% would indicate you're looking for a high level of accuracy. I figure the meter is good for two or three percent plus or minus. I use mine to detect roof leaks. Six to 10 is no leak and 18 or above is a leak. Of course, as stated in the meter description, it'll measure zero to 99%. May be I don't fully understand your question!
660162
18 refers to 18% chromium content, and the other number refers to the percentage of nickel content. There is no difference between 18/8 and 18/10. It's purely marketing. 18/0 however, has no nickel content, which means it won't keep its silver-like shine over the years.
426421
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.
268376
I bought this for a vacation home last year, and no longer have the box. But it is 18/10--you have to be careful, because some offer this in 10/10. The 18/10 is nice and weighty. It doesn't see hard use, but has held up nicely.
440737
I'm not sure exactly... it's definitely not 1/4-20 standard... my guess is that it's 1/8th -- it's pretty small.
1575289
The product is not 18/10 - it is actually 18/0 on the exterior with only a stainless 202 grade cooking surface. The 202 is about the cheapest quality stainless in use and is not generally accepted as cookware grade - It certainly is not professional grade. The 202 is prone to stains, rusting and easily scratches. Unlike true 18/10 these scratches will not self repair/seal.
716268
I believe it refers to gauge/weight of the stainless steel.18/10 is a good grade.
288105
Well it doesn't really matter but I would go with .20, if you need anything else just ask!
55888
I believe it was 18/10 because it is a quality pot. 18/0 does not keep its shine as well as you can tell with cheap 18/0 flatware. I always look for 18/10 or better to buy.
917077
it is 5/8 I think, but don't have it nearby to check for sure. but I think so.
443517
Most likely too late for you but it is 18/10. Sorry it took me so long but I've been away