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SS202 or 304 Kitchen Baskets - Which is recommended?




February 9, 2009

Hi,
I am from Western India. I am doing up my Kitchen and I want to put some steel kitchen baskets with shutters and telescopic channels.
I want to know the following:
1. Should I go for baskets of SS202 or 304?
2. Which is more expensive?
3. Which one will last longer?
4. What is the difference between the two?
5. Should I go for any type of coating on the baskets?
6. Is there a chance of Nickel poisoning etc. I had read about it somewhere.
Best regards,

Ips Guha
Buyer, Kitchen designer - Mumbai, Maharashtra, India



Hi, Guha
yes, in India basket made with ss 202 and 304
2. ss 304 is more expensive
3. ss 304 lasts longer
4. Chemical compositions are different
5. You do EPQ or buffing

Umashankar Gupta
- Nagpur, India
March 29, 2009




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