Unveiling the Elegance: Exploring Hairline and Scotch-Brite Finishes
In the vast ambiance of industrial manufacturing and design, surface finishes are extremely important in different sectors as they significantly determine the aesthetic nature as well as the quality of products. Each finish has their unique features making them suitable for different designs’ appearances with varying needs practically. One of the famous finishes employed in stainless steel is the hairline finish. A hairline finish, also known as brushed or satin finish, is identified by a fine linear texture similar to hair strands. This type of Hairline Finish is achieved through gentle brushing on one side until an even consistency is attained, hence making it appear smoother and shinier as well as having faint parallel lines. On the contrary, Scotch-Brite finish is given its name from the finishing process abrasive pads hence it is matte in appearance with fine grain texture. Unlike hairline finish whose appearance arises from straight line brushing technique, Scotch-Brite finish
