Foshan Xinliheng Stainless
When choosing a refrigerator, the front is crucial. The finish you choose for your stainless steel refrigerator fronts impacts both first impressions and ongoing cleaning. This guide strives for simplicity: it explains the appearance of each finish or pattern and provides a quick comparison. We’ll also cover coating combinations—anti-fingerprint coatings protect against stains, while anti-scratch coatings increase wear resistance. With quick pros, cons, and cost tips, your team can make a confident selection and get into production faster.
1. Vigorss Stainless Steel Refrigerator Fronts
This is the quick guide. The following combinations cover most stainless steel refrigerator front needs—choose one in just minutes to get your project moving smoothly.
For a classic look without the risk, choose brushed (hairline or satin). The linear, calm lines complement most kitchen cabinet colors, and the anti-fingerprint (AFP) coating makes daily cleaning quick.
2. Brushed Stainless Steel Refrigerator Fronts
Perfect for busy homes and showrooms. The non-directional swirl pattern of the Vigorss surface scatters light, making fingerprints and minor rubbing marks harder to detect; AFP makes cleaning simple.
3. Vibrated Stainless Steel Refrigerator Panels
If you’re looking for a soft, high-tech matte finish, AFP is the ideal choice. Its low glare creates a clean, polished look under store lights, and with AFP, you never have to worry about stains.
4. Sandblasted Stainless Steel Refrigerator Panels
Embossed patterns like linen and sandblasting can hide wear and make the surface feel “harder.” Wave marks on large doors are reduced; AFP also makes maintenance easier.
A simple way to think about it: Start with a basic finish (แปรง, vibrated, or sandblasted), then if you want a more personalized look, add textures (linen, wood grain, sandblasting, cross-grain, เป็นต้น). Finally, add-on features—PVD, nano-spray coating, การต่อต้านนิ้ว, and anti-scratch—make your stainless steel refrigerator panel beautiful, quick to clean, and durable.
A soft, linear matte finish created with a sanding belt running in a single direction (e.g., 180-320 grit). It softens reflections, preserves the metal’s “warmth,” and pairs well with a variety of cabinet colors. Details: Because the grain is directional, please indicate the grain direction on the drawing (typically vertical on refrigerator doors).
5. VIGORSS Brushed Stainless Steel Backsplash
A non-directional surface finish created with rounded/vibrated pads, leaving tiny overlapping swirls. Vibrated treatment evenly scatters light, so the panel appears uniform from all angles. Details: Can be applied by hand or machine—machine treatments produce smaller, more regular patterns, while hand treatments produce larger patterns and can be customized to your design.
Imagine a soft, low-gloss matte finish that exudes a modern, “tech” vibe. It reduces glare and appears clean under retail lighting. Details: It typically comes in two finishes—soft and rough—each with a different tactile feel. Choose the one that suits your preferred look and feel.
6. Sandblasted Black Stainless Steel
If you want a more refined look for your stainless steel refrigerator panel, add a light texture—linen, wood, sand, or horizontal. This adds depth, resists wear on wide doors, and provides a more rigid feel.
We create embossing by pressing the sheet with an embossing roller, while etching creates the effect by masking the surface and carving out slightly recessed areas. Both methods improve visual coverage on large, flat surfaces and sometimes allow you to use a slightly thinner gauge (we confirm this during molding trials).
Note: Pay attention to the direction of the pattern to ensure a continuous look on the front door and side panels.
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Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) deposits a thin, stable coating onto your substrate while maintaining a true metal appearance. It’s ideal for creating clean metallic tones like gold, champagne, rose gold, copper, and gray on any brushed, vibrated, or textured stainless steel refrigerator panel.
Details: Suitable for all finishes and textures. PVD alone is best for light to medium metallic tones; if you require dark or saturated colors (black, blue, green, red) or require a closer component color match, Nano-Spray can be added to the PVD coating. For our luxury refrigerator range we can add an anti-scratch coating for enhanced wear resistance.
