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- Lattice StructuresThe lattice structures (industrial stainless steel material) are manufactured either in the flat or cylindrically. All wires and rods are inductance welded at every junction. Any form ranging from the very fine filigree to those that are suitable for wheel loads is available.
- From the Underground tilesThese tiles are made from the waste produced during the construction and operation of the London Underground itself. The materials include naturally forming London clay excavated during tunnel boring and iron oxide-rich dust from train wheels grinding against steel tracks.
- Colour Anodized TitaniumTitanium and its alloys are colored by electrical anodizing in an acid electrolyte solution. The oxide layer that forms on the component’s surface can be tightly controlled between 200 and 900 nm which allows control over the color appearance of the oxide layer. Besides color, the oxide film also makes titanium highly biocompatible for medical implants, as well as a diffusion barrier and electrical insulation.
- Glass ColorsGlass Colors is an agglomerate of glass fragments and colored resin. The surface is treated with a waterproof wax coating that protects the material against stains and allows easy maintenance. The level of liquid absorption is zero.
