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CUTLERY

Your most trusted manufacturer of cutlery and flatware

At Sunwinc Cutlery, our commitment to innovation extends beyond the ordinary, as we continuously introduce new designs that blend luxury with modern contemporary patterns. With two decades of OEM and ODM experience, we possess the expertise to craft bespoke cutlery that exceeds expectations, all within your budget.

SELECTING THE APPROPRIATE MATERIAL FOR STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY AND FLATWARE SETS

In the realm of producing cutlery, flatware sets, an array of specialized stainless steel materials is at your disposal, each distinguished by its grade, composition, and unique properties. Below, we present an overview of prevalently utilized stainless steel variants, highlighting their respective benefits and limitations:

13/0 Stainless Steel:

Composition: Contains 13% chromium and no nickel.
Grade: Lower grade stainless steel.
Advantages: Affordable, resistant to rust and corrosion.
Disadvantages: Less durable than higher-grade stainless steel, more prone to scratches and stains.

18/8 Stainless Steel:

Composition: Contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel.
Grade: Higher grade stainless steel.
Advantages: Good corrosion resistance, durable, maintains its shine.
Disadvantages: Relatively more expensive than lower-grade stainless steel.

18/0 Stainless Steel:

Composition: Contains 18% chromium and no nickel.
Grade: Mid-grade stainless steel.
Advantages: Affordable, resistant to rust and corrosion.
Disadvantages: Less durable than higher-grade stainless steel, more prone to scratches and stains.

18/10 Stainless Steel:

Composition: Contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel.
Grade: Highest grade stainless steel.
Advantages: Excellent corrosion resistance, highly durable, retains its appearance over time.
Disadvantages: Generally more expensive than lower-grade stainless steel.

Please bear in mind that the composition and grading of stainless steel can diverge from one manufacturer to another. These insights are intended to offer a glimpse into the commonly selected materials and their features when it comes to cutlery and flatware pieces. Ultimately, your choice of stainless steel should be guided by your budget, the durability you’re aiming for, and the aesthetic appeal you desire. We’re here to help you navigate these choices with ease.