Difference Between SS & MS in Appliances
Modern kitchens are filled with appliances sporting steel exteriors. The trend arose from the use of stainless steel in industrial and professional kitchens and caught on as a stylish design option which was easy to maintain.
Manufacturers are now offering appliances in varying steels including stainless steel (SS) and monochromatic stainless steel (MS).
Stainless Steel
Stainless steel was the original and preferred material for appliances, hardware, cookware, counter tops and sinks in professional kitchens around the world. It is impervious to stains and rust, easy to maintain and clean, scratch-resistant and attractive.
Monochromatic Stainless Steel
Appliances which are available in monochromatic stainless steel are constructed of the same metal as SS appliances, with the exception of the trim, handles and other pieces. These parts are colored a gray or silver tone to blend with the stainless metal, thus creating a monochrome overall theme.
Considerations
Both SS and MS appliances are susceptible to dents and dings. They both also show fingerprints very clearly, even after the slightest touch.
The Drip Cap
- Modern kitchens are filled with appliances sporting steel exteriors.
- The trend arose from the use of stainless steel in industrial and professional kitchens and caught on as a stylish design option which was easy to maintain.
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Writer Bio
Robert Morello has an extensive travel, marketing and business background. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University in 2002 and has worked in travel as a guide, corporate senior marketing and product manager and travel consultant/expert. Morello is a professional writer and adjunct professor of travel and tourism.
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