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Stainless steels represent a group of materials with unique properties. Thanks to the chromium-oxide film on the surface, stainless steel does not require an additional protective surface against corrosion. If the surface is damaged, the protective film can regenerate itself due to the presence of oxygen.

Stainless steels are very suitable for construction applications, especially because they are easy to form and weld, have a long service life and require little maintenance. Stainless steel can be easily processed by processes such as bending, pressing, drilling or welding. At the same time, it can be easily connected to other materials by welding, soldering or gluing. It can also be used in interiors where brushed or just polished stainless steel is most in demand.

Polishing stainless steel is a multi-stage process by which the surface of stainless steel can be modified to a high or mirror gloss. It is necessary to soften the surface through sanding and brushing so that it can be polished to the required degree of gloss. This process must be done very carefully. This is the only way to achieve the desired result. All properties, such as surface resistance, are retained even with this surface treatment. And this is one of the reasons why polished stainless steel is so popular, both indoors and outdoors.

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Aluminum material is widely used in many fields of human activity. Its specific properties allow its use wherever it is e.g. It is necessary to reduce the weight of the structure, to produce complex shapes of profiles with high strength, where it is necessary to achieve a long service life or to obtain a strong aesthetic appearance.

Because raw aluminum is prone to oxidation, its surface must be protected. A common treatment is electrochemical surface treatment known as anodizing. Another possibility is e.g. Powder coating, which offers a wide range of color shades. In special cases, such as the renovation of car and motorcycle veterans, polishing and painting are used.

For polishing aluminum, it is necessary to know the technological procedures and use quality polishing tools and pastes designed specifically for machining aluminum material. In the case of manual polishing of small parts, e.g. For veterans, the skill and many years of experience of a polisher are necessary to achieve a perfect surface and high mirror gloss. For machine grinding and polishing of aluminum profiles, it is necessary to use a device with modified extraction. Because aluminum is a soft material, the grinding and polishing process is time consuming, handling and packaging. To maintain the appearance of high gloss, it is recommended to paint the surface. However, the disadvantage of any varnish is the susceptibility to mechanical damage and its possible repair is very demanding and expensive.

So if we plan e.g. Furnishing the interiors of shops, stores or offices and the architect prefers polished design, for furniture or shelving constructions we recommend the use of polished stainless steel, which has an unrivaled advantage in that the polished surface does not need to be painted and does not require any demanding maintenance. In the event of accidental mechanical damage, it can be repaired relatively easily on site repeatedly and without negative visual consequences.

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Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc (it contains up to 40% zinc), but it can also contain other metallic additives, such as lead, aluminum, tin, manganese, iron, chromium or silicon.

Due to its unique properties, brass is very popular when creating interior accessories for houses and apartments. It has a wide application in design, art, architecture, but also in other industries.

Brass can be polished, brushed and chemically treated - patina. Polishing gives an exclusive look, which, however, must be regularly maintained or the surface painted, which has its disadvantages. If the paint is damaged, the surface begins to oxidize and gradually acquires a darker color - the so-called patina.

Polishing brass is a demanding process that requires knowledge of technological procedures. For a perfect final surface, it is necessary to choose the right abrasive, polishing wheels and paste. The expertise of the polisher is essential, which determines the grinding and polishing process according to the type of brass, the shape and size of the parts or products. If we do not paint the final surface, but still want to maintain its shiny golden appearance, it is often necessary to polish the surface with special means that are designed for that.

Brass is a soft metal, prone to mechanical damage and oxidation and is difficult to maintain. For these reasons, we recommend some parts from the field of design, art ... made of stainless steel with a polished surface and coated with titanium nitride. It is a chemical-thermal process, when a mechanically resistant surface of golden color is achieved, which does not change its appearance, is indistinguishable from polished brass, does not need to be painted and does not require any further maintenance.

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