Stainless steels are iron alloys and carbon that combine the mechanical properties typical of carbon steels with peculiar characteristics of corrosion resistance. They have the ability to resist corrosion in the presence of alloy elements that can passivate, that is to cover an invisible oxide layer of a thickness of just a few atomic layers that protects the underlying metal from the action of the external chemical agents.

Excellent corrosion resistance; Easy cleaning and excellent hygienic coefficient; easily machinable, forged and weldable.