***THOUGH STAINLESS STEEL CAN BE USED IN BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENTS, WE SERVICE COMMERCIAL PROJECTS ONLY***
Overview
Stainless steel is the foremost surface material for rigorous lab applications with serious chemical or microbial limit requirements. We provide NSF, anti-bacterial tops for wet labs, hot labs, and clean rooms.
OnePointe Solutions manufactures stainless steel furniture and casework for laboratories and cleanrooms in 304 or 316 grade with #3 or #4 finish. All stainless steel we supply is certified by the NSF in accordance with ANSI/NSF 2 (Food Safety) standards.
Our core stainless steel products include stainless steel countertops, stainless steel drying racks and pegboards, and stainless steel sinks.
Applications
- Autopsy Areas
- Clean & Operating Rooms
- Food Processing
- Cannabis Testing
- Radioactivity Research
- Pathology Labs
Key Features & Finish
- Durable
- Easy Clean
- Heat Resistant
- Corrosion Resistant
- Nonporous
- Anti-bacterial
- Moisture Resistant
- #3 Finish
- #4 Finish
Configurations
- Counterops
- Drop-In Sink
- Weld-In Sink
- Undermount Sink
- Casework and Storage
- Carts and Benches
Grades of Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel 304
Grade 304 stainless steel is noted as the most common austenitic stainless steel. It is the most versatile and widely used.
Stainless steel 304 can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications (e.g. brewing equipment and gutters). In addition, this material can manipulated and crafted into various shapes and sizes, easy to clean, fabricate and is suited in both hot and cold forming process and performances.
Applications
- Fasteners & Troughs
- Sanitary Ware & Tubing
- Construction Material
- Electrical Outlets
- Piping
- Chemical Containers
- Commercial Food Processing Equipment
Key Chemical Components
- 18 – 20% chromium
- 8 – 10.5%Â nickel
Features & Finishes
- Weldable
- Durable
- Heat Resistant
- Corrosion Resistant
- Â #3 or #4 Finish
Stainless Steel 316
Stainless steel 316 is another important grade among the austentic stainless steels. The key difference between this grade and 304 is the molybdenum component.
This property makes stainless steel 316 as an ideal material for environments that deal with highly corrosive elements, exposed to water consistently or needed in areas where a greater strength and hardness are required.
Applications
- Refinery Equipment
- Medical Devices
- Marine Environments
- Boat Fittings
- Springs
- Lab Benches & Equipment
- Chemical Processing & Storage Equipment
Key Chemical Component
- 2-3% molybdenum
Features & Finishes
- Weldable
- Durable
- Heat Resistant
- Corrosion Resistant
- Â #3 or #4 Finish
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Made in America
All of our products are made right here in the USA. We are a long-time, trusted partner with Durcon, who provides all of our epoxy, phenolic, and solid surface countertops.
SEFA Tested
We partner with SEFA to ensure every item we make lives up to rigorous testing standards. This includes load bearing, hinge testing, and joint durability exercises.
NSF Rated
If your project requires NSF rated material, we can provide solutions tailored to your exact specifications and budget. From conception to installation, we can be your all-in-one supplier.
