ot plastificazione?

[reggio]

hi to everyone, time ago I posted (post then lost during works on the server) a request inherent to finishes on stainless steel:
I needed to make a particular compound made of stainless steel sheet, for the food sector, the part was curvilinear with various steps when the finish (sicing or polishing) became difficult for non-experts (we) or expensive if made to make out.. .

I was thinking for the next time, that it would be very + easy for us to make everything in black plate, weld and grind everything, then cover/protect/seal everything with a food treatment.
application: Do you remember that treatment that was done to the swallows of once? they had that superficial "plastification" that made them very durable, I thought of such a thing, now I am evaluating the enamelling (forno to 820°c that could bend the sheets from 2 and 3mm) and the relsanization (waiting info) + other treatments already discarded. . .

would you have other ideas/treatments to suggest?

 

[myface]

when I think of the banner that I mention images of unloading and burning rust, and then I think of the wool and emerging countries, with their vass filled with crap.

I think that the food sector is moving towards the use of well-worked noble materials, which is why they meet both aesthetic needs and functionality.

It also depends on the class ( target) of the product, but also here a careful evaluation, for example, of sheet thickness, helps to manage commercially.

think also how difficult it will be to copy the product when you have found the right solution to brush it/sand it/sand it/shoe it/shoe it (ecc).

for me therefore in the food field rilsan teflonatura and beautiful company are anachronistic choices. Hi:

 

[MFT]

I don't know if they can be useful for your application but already there are already the already satin scoth-brite sheets in the sense that you specify and protect from film that then you can fold to drawing and you can also cut under laser.

Mar

 

[myface]

In addition to the brushes which reproduce the same grain, in the areas where it is necessary to make it, such as welding.

look for example alpesinox products (I don't work there and I don't have relatives inside :biggrin to learn how to do it.

 

[SOLID]

would you have other ideas/treatments to suggest?

chrome, stagnation... However surely after having properly decapato the black sheet.
In any case, keep in mind that if the artifact has to be in corrosive environments, unsuitable thickness control, impurities or scratches that expose the base metal can surely trigger localized electrochemical corrosion phenomena.

 

[reggio]

hi and thanks, better explain, the final product will have a similar use to a bar counter or table from fast food, in practice you can eat (and unbroach) above, so it must be clean and disinfected; nothing to see therefore with work benches from slaughterhouses or similar stuff.

I can therefore say that the alternative to the inox must be first
aesthetically appreciable
economic situation
food (I called the usl of competence to have more info about the rules and limits, they answered me: "...the important thing is that we can disinfect..." so absurdly I could make a table in treated manure and if it turns out disinfectible there well? "...we cannot give indications on the material, 'important is that you can disinfect...") so if you also have qlc extra detail in this regard, I would be grateful :d

thicknesses are 2 or 3mm indifferently.

 

[myface]

I can only tell you that if you make products based on asl you are fresh..

So paint it, I've been seeing powders at the fair lately with interesting effects, but you have to look for why I didn't care.

 

[SOLID]

Try to see qui.
According to the manufacturer are epoxy paints and varnishes suitable for food contact.

 

[SOLID]

for plastics intended to come into contact with food also you can refer to Directive 2007/19/ce

 

[reggio]

for plastics intended to come into contact with food also you can refer to Directive 2007/19/ce

Thank you, I look for you

Try to see qui.
According to the manufacturer are epoxy paints and varnishes suitable for food contact.

interesting:

I can only tell you that if you make products based on asl you are fresh..

I'm also in my... :

scoth-brite and I know them, but we don't have the "hand" of alpesinox to be able to weld them and resume well:frown:

thank you all for now, I will shortly post another 2 questions about
any soft rubber profiles with which to "hide" the edges (not having the "hand" if we could at least hide the soldering managed badly... .

and the other post on other alternative materials (polizene lucid?????) with which to achieve such a thing. . .

seen the vs. preparation I will wait for a vs. opinion also for that :d

 

[Plus ENGINEERING]

hi and thanks, better explain, the final product will have a similar use to a bar counter or fast food table... .

have you already thought about materials like corian? (http://corian.it/corian/it_it/index.html)

has the requirements you ask, it is easily workable and beyond there much fashion.

 

[reggio]

have you already thought about materials like corian? (http://corian.it/corian/it_it/index.html)

has the requirements you ask, it is easily workable and beyond there much fashion.

:d very interesting:d
you know if you can easily realize a structure similar to what I showed here http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=17659 ?

you said

materials

Does that mean you know other things? What?

would you give me your opinion about this other post? http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=17665

 

[Plus ENGINEERING]

I think the structure you show is easily feasible in corian. In this case you might think of a steel frame and a corian coating. I think there are also other materials but sincerely do not consoco them. the corian I know it and it is perfect for certain applications like yours, where you have to reconcile design, igene, and especially unalterable over time. also considers that a cladding, even complex, will not eventually have joint lines but will appear as a unique piece.
I apologize if I freely express my opinion, but the seals to protect the welds I see them ugly, and besides they make me afraid because over time they will be destined to "return". Moreover it always constitutes a recipe of dirt. the blue profile seems to me to understand that it also has a technical function, but I do not understand which.
As for photos in the other post, I can't honestly understand what materials it is.

 

[Plus ENGINEERING]

I also think of another thing: If you can't make aesthetic welds, why not try to combine the plates in another way? could be rivets or screws with hexagon recessed, for example. effective solutions from the point of view of mechanical and stylistic resistance very interesting if studied in the right way.

 

[maxopus]

You guys know how much corian costs?
I tell you first because when you ask for the offer for the sheets and the work there comes coconut.
is a product of the patented dupont under world monopoly.
reggio if you want to exchange 2 chatter on this ... we also design custom furniture, we work with companies that make custom-made processing, and then we treat and know the prices of steel, wood and also composite materials like corian.
If you want advice, send me a private message.