The sink is not only a practical tool, but also an important part of the kitchen's beauty. There are many different surface treatment processes for sinks, each of which has its own unique characteristics and advantages to meet the needs of different users.

Wire drawing is one of the most widely used surface treatment methods for sinks. By wire drawing the surface of stainless steel, fine textures are formed, which are not only beautiful, but also have strong wear resistance and scratch resistance. The surface of the brushed sink is not easy to leave fingerprints and water stains, and it is relatively easy to clean, which is suitable for modern minimalist kitchens.

The polishing process makes the surface of the sink present a mirror-like luster, gorgeous appearance, and strong decorativeness. However, the surface of the polished sink is easier to scratch, and scratches may appear after a period of use, requiring frequent wiping and maintenance. Therefore, this process is more suitable for users who have high requirements for the appearance of the sink and are willing to invest more energy in daily maintenance.

The sandblasting process uses high-pressure airflow to spray tiny sand particles onto the surface of stainless steel to form a delicate frosted effect. The surface of the sandblasted sink has good scratch resistance and anti-slip properties, and the appearance is stylish and unique. However, the sandblasted surface is relatively rough, which may be a little laborious to clean and easily leave stains.

The matte pearl silver surface process uses chemical electrolyte to treat the surface of the sink to form a matte effect similar to pearl. This process is simple and low-cost, and the product produced is relatively affordable. But its disadvantage is that it is not scratch-resistant, scratches are prone to appear on the surface, and the coating may even fall off.

In addition to the above common processes, there are some special surface treatment methods, such as embossing, which increases decorativeness and personalization by pressing regular patterns on the surface of the sink. However, when the embossed sink is used in the kitchen, it is more troublesome to clean because long-term oil smoke will accumulate in the pattern.

With the development of technology, some high-end sinks also use antibacterial surface treatment technology, which effectively inhibits bacterial growth and improves the hygienic performance of the sink by adding antibacterial agents or special coatings.

When choosing a sink surface treatment process, consumers should make comprehensive considerations based on personal preferences, kitchen environment and actual use needs. Sinks made with brushed and sandblasted processes have better wear resistance and are suitable for kitchens that are used frequently; sinks made with polished processes have a gorgeous appearance and are suitable for users who have high requirements for aesthetics; and sinks made with matte pearl silver surfaces are economical and affordable.