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Uploaded by on May 20, 2009

To prove how strong our copper sinks are, I stood inside one of our 14 gauge cold rolled Rachiele sinks. I weigh 240 pounds. The bottom of the sink hardly flexed at all. Rachiele sinks will easily withstand the rigors of daily use with a garbage disposer. Many other copper sinks are made of annealed copper, which is much softer and would have warped out of shape with my weight.

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  • You might want to do some research: 14 gauge cold rolled copper has a yield strength is 51,800 psi compared to 6,700 psi of annealed copper. (12.9 times more - given the same gauge) Yield strength is is an indication of a .2% movement under stress. As you can see, our sinks are significantly stronger. These are not my numbers - Google it and you will find the same information.

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  • not all annealed copper reacts the way you discribe.

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