Griffin Sinks
PlumbingSupply.com® offers low prices on quality, commercial grade products from Griffin. Sinks in all sizes and styles, restaurant sinks with drainboards or utility sinks without drainboards, sinks with removable drainboards and more - they are made of tough 16 gauge type 304 stainless steel and will stand up to many years of frequent daily commercial use.
Restaurant Quality NSF Sinks
Sabine (old C60) Series Coved Corner Sinks - 16 Gauge Stainless Steel
Trinity (old C75) Series Coved Corner Sinks - 14 Gauge Stainless Steel
Heavy Duty Utility Sinks
Terrell (old T60) Series Square Corner Sinks - 16 Gauge Stainless Steel
Wichita (old T75) Series Square Corner Sinks - 14 Gauge Stainless Steel
More Griffin Sinks & Commercial Products
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. "What do the different types of stainless steel (304, 316, etc) mean?"
A. The term "stainless steel" refers to specific grades of steel that contain more than 10% chromium. Stainless steel may also include a variety of other elements (such as nickel, titanium, molybdenum, etc); it resists corrosion and is generally a stronger, more reliable steel. The most common grades of stainless steel are:
Type 304: Aside from having a higher content of chromium than most other types of stainless steel, type 304 also contains nickel; this enables it to withstand most ordinary corrosion in architecture, is durable in typical food processing environments, and resists most chemicals.
Type 316: Similar to type 304, but also contains a small amount of molybdenum, which is an alloy element #304 does not contain (but one that provides even stronger resistance to some deterioration). Types 304 and 316 are grades of stainless steel that are most often used in plumbing, as well as in the manufacturing of kitchen utensils and sinks.
Type 409: Does not contain virtually any nickel at all, but also is the stainless steel that contains the least amount of chromium. Type 409 is more suitable for high temperature applications, which is why it's often used in automotive trim and exhaust systems, or hot water tanks.
Type 410: Also does not contain any significant nickel; its primary difference to type 409 stainless is characterized by the use of heat treatment for hardening and strengthening. Type 410 is not appropriate for severely corrosive applications, but used instead in environments that require high strength; this is why it's the type of stainless steel that's often used in surgical equipment.
Type 430: Another plain-chromium stainless steel, similar to type 409, but is usually used in decorative applications.
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