This Automatic Sensor Switch Medical Stainless Steel Sink With Two
Seat And Mirror is designed for hospitals, clinics and
laboratories. Made of all stainless steel with an automatic sensor
switch, it ensures that healthcare workers maintain hand hygiene
during use. The Medical
Sink is not only aesthetically pleasing, but is also durable,
corrosion-resistant, and able to meet strict healthcare standards.
Which is better for Medical Sink, 304 or 316 stainless steel?
When choosing Hospital Sinks, the two most common stainless steel
materials are 304 and 316. 304 stainless steel is widely used in
the medical industry due to it's corrosion resistance, heat
resistance and good mechanical properties. 316 stainless steel, on
the other hand, has molybdenum added on top of 304, which makes it
even better in terms of corrosion resistance, and is particularly
suitable for environments with higher requirements for hygiene and
corrosion resistance, such as operating rooms and laboratories. A Medical
Hand Wash Sink made of 316 stainless steel should be chosen when the medical
environment faces regular exposure to chemical disinfectants or
salty water sources.
Will 304 stainless steel Medical Hand Wash sink rust in water?
Normally, 304 stainless steel will not rust in humid environments,
but slight oxidization may occur if it is exposed to
chlorine-containing water or disinfectants for a long period of
time. However, this does not affect the normal use of the Medical
Hand Wash Sink, and its durability and aesthetics can be maintained
by regular cleaning and avoiding high levels of chemical residue
for long periods of time.
Does 316 stainless steel Hospital Sink rust?
Compared with 304 stainless steel, 316 stainless steel is more
resistant to corrosion due to the presence of molybdenum,
especially when facing high humidity, high salinity or strong acid
and alkali environments. For Hospital
Sink that is exposed to long term exposure to sterilizers, high
temperature steam, etc., 316 Stainless Steel is a better choice for
healthcare facilities because of its greater stability and
durability, and virtually no rusting problems.
Convenient auto-sensing function enhances the experience of
healthcare workers
An advanced auto-sensing switch controls The Medical Sink to dispense water when healthcare workers extend their hands
toward the sensing area. Users get water access without handling
the faucet to reduce the chance of cross-infection. The dual-seat
design along with the mirror makes this sink suitable for
multi-user medical facilities leading to enhanced work performance.
