Standard finishes
Your dream has a face
Stainless steel has many faces. The surface finish, along with the polishing and brushing directions, defines the overall visual effect of this fine material. Choose from three standard finishes: satin, broadband or swirl finish. The valuable structure of the material is interpreted differently by each finish and produces different reflection effects.
Broadband varix
A variation of the broadband finish is broadband varix. The abrasive thread is slightly shorter, giving it a more intense look.
Satin finish
The satin finish offers the highest gloss level and the greatest reflection effect of all standard surfaces. The stainless steel work surface is brushed by hand. This labour-intensive process lends the work surface an incomparable, stylish gloss.
Broadband finish
The broadband finish is less glossy than satin, but still has a soft mirror effect. The stainless steel work surface is polished using a wide belt to achieve its characteristic linear and consistent finish.
Swirl finish
Swirl is the least glossy type of finish, but also with a soft mirror effect. The stainless steel work surface is polished by hand with a swirl polisher. The swirl effect makes this the most scratchproof of the surface finishes.
