[Processing Example] Stock lids and stainless steel ladles identifiable by color.
MONOVATE(旧：日東金属工業) 八潮工場
This is an example of applying oxidation coloring processing to lids and ladles. Since the colored part is also made of stainless steel itself, it does not cause peeling or contamination. It is ideal for identification management and differentiation by area. - For identification management as dedicated lids/dedicated ladles. - To prevent confusion and contamination. - To respond to hygiene management such as HACCP by color-coding by area. Oxidation coloring processing refers to the coloration that utilizes the oxide film on the surface of stainless steel and the interference of light, often referred to as color stainless steel. The coloration is achieved by thickening the oxide film on the surface of the stainless steel, so the colored part is also stainless steel itself. Unlike coatings or paints, it does not cause peeling or contamination. *The degree of coloration may vary depending on the material and surface condition of the application area. Additionally, the appearance of the color may change depending on the viewing angle. For more details, please refer to the related links below.
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