Kitchen Double Sink

Stainless steel kitchen double sink is a common type of kitchen sink. The following introduces its characteristics, selection points, and other content:

characteristic

Clear functional zoning: The dual sink divides the sink into two independent areas, which can perform different operations simultaneously, such as washing dishes while washing vegetables, or washing raw food while washing cooked food, achieving functional zoning, avoiding cross contamination, and being more hygienic.

Flexible use: The size of the two sinks can be designed according to actual needs, usually one large and one small. The large sink is used to clean large cookware, baking pans, etc., while the small sink can be used to clean small items such as fruits and tableware, making it more flexible and convenient to use.

Easy to clean: Compared to a single sink, a dual sink can be partitioned for cleaning, eliminating the need to clean the entire sink at once. Especially when there are different types of stains in the sink, cleaning them separately can be more thorough and easier to maintain the cleanliness of the sink.

Select key points

Material: High quality stainless steel sinks are generally made of 304 stainless steel, which has good corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and oxidation resistance, is not easy to rust, and is healthy and environmentally friendly, meeting food hygiene standards.

Thickness: The thickness of the sink is generally between 0.8-1.2 millimeters. Thin thickness makes the sink prone to deformation and noise during use; If the thickness is too thick, it will increase the cost, and the sink is too heavy, requiring high installation and load-bearing requirements for cabinets.

Depth: The depth of a double sink is usually around 18-22 centimeters. A deeper sink can effectively prevent water splashing and provide more space for use, but it should also take into account the height of family members and kitchen countertops to ensure comfortable use.

Process: Common processes include integral molding and manual welding. The integrated water tank is stamped by a mold, with a smooth surface, no welds, and is not easy to accumulate dirt and grime, making it easy to clean; Hand welded sinks have higher precision and better sealing, but attention should be paid to the quality of the welding joints. Products that are firmly welded, flat, and free of sand holes should be selected.