Finish 1: Brass Titanized Steel. Benefits of Titanized Stainless Steel Titanized stainless steel have a high resistance to corrosion. It exhibits excellent resistance to a wide range of atmospheric, chemical, textile, petroleum and food industry exposures. It is a durable, low maintenance material and is often the least expensive choice in a life cycle cost comparison. Aesthetic Appearance The bright, easily maintained surface of titanized stainless steel provides a modern and attractive appearance. Strength-to-weight Advantage The work-hardening property of austenitic grades, that results in a significant strengthening of the material from cold-working alone, and the high strength duplex grades, allow reduced material thickness over conventional grades, therefore cost savings. Impact Resistance The austenitic microstructure of titanized stainless steel provides high toughness, from elevated temperatures to far below freezing, making these steels particularly suited to cryogenic applications. Long Term Value When the total life cycle costs are considered, titanized stainless is often the least expensive material option. Suitable Applications: Contract and Residential Environs.. Content: High Quality Steel.

Finish 2: Tempered Glass - Bronze. Tempered glass refers to glass whose molecular structures change greatly after heated at high temperature (at 650℃, it starts to become soft) and quenched and thus there appears even and strong pressure stress on glass surface as well as even and strong tensile stress inside, to multiple mechanical strength of glass. This kind of glass is regarded as being 4 to 5 times stronger than regular glass of the same thickness. Tempered glass are safety glass. It reduces the risk of injury due to its nature of breaking into small, circular pieces instead of sharp, jagged shards. It is widely applied in places which have high requirements for mechanical strength and safety such as glass door, curtain wall for building, elevation windows, interior partition, furniture, as well as partitions close to sources of heat and places which are subject to severe thermal shock. As heat strengthened glass does not explode by itself, it is widely used in the furniture industry. Suitable Applications: Contract and Residential Environs. Content: Tempered Glass.