Difference between copper faucet and stainless steel faucet

Copper VS Stainless Steel Faucets

Having a quality faucet is an essential part of any home, so it is important to choose the right one. Two of the most popular materials currently used are stainless steel and copper. Making the right decision can be difficult, so let us explore the differences between the two materials and offer some advice on how to choose.

Copper Faucets

First of all, let's talk about copper faucets and copper materials. According to the copper content, they can be divided into a variety of common ones such as copper and brass. The copper content is more than 99%, and they are more used in precision machinery and cable production. Lead in electroplating faucets is "toxic", and it is easy to precipitate after contact with water. The surface of the inner cavity is rough, which is easy to breed bacteria and microorganisms. In the surface treatment process, processing and production have serious environmental pollution.

Stainless Steel Faucets

Dali's stainless steel faucet is made of 304 stainless steel. This material has high strength, corrosion resistance, and the inner cavity surface is relatively smooth and not easy to breed bacteria and microorganisms. The physically polished surface does not require electroplating and will not pollute the environment. We must try our best to contribute to the environment.

Conclusion

Therefore, choosing environmentally friendly stainless steel faucets is recommended in front of copper and stainless steel faucets. Dali's faucets are made of 304 food-grade stainless steel, which is lead-free and has no chemical plating layer, which has a long service life and does not pollute water sources. Start a free quote for your stainless steel faucet business today!