What does SSL mean in CONSTRUCTION

The SSL finish can be applied to almost any type of metal object, such as aluminum, brass, zinc and copper alloys.

This process involves chemically altering the surface of the metal object by submerging it in an electrolyte solution. After this, current is then passed through the solution resulting in a titanium dioxide layer being formed on the surface which gives it its attractive stainless steel look.

The SSL finish provides a very durable layer on the surface that offers good resistance against corrosion and other environmental factors. It also provides excellent scratch resistance making it ideal for outdoor applications where exposure to various elements may occur. Additionally, regular cleaning and maintenance will help maintain its appearance over time.

There aren't any health hazards associated with applying this finish; however, proper safety measures must still be taken when working with chemicals. Personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses should always be worn while handling chemicals used in this process as they can cause skin irritation or eye damage if not handled properly.

The amount of time taken to apply an SSL finish depends on various factors such as size of the part being treated and type of electrolyte solution being used. Generally speaking, it usually takes only a few minutes for small components while larger objects may take several hours or more depending on their size.