Does this shaker have a stainless steel spring?...and is the fitting solid copper? and what is the warranty?
1244055
The packaging is not very informative although it does say "not for use in salt water aquariums or copper corroding channels" so although the fitting is an odd color for copper (some alloy?), it must be copper. It is quite thin. Can't tell about the spring. Somewhat flimsy. No warranty apparent anywhere on the packaging. This was made in China. It does work although is not as sturdy as one my plumber had.
1244056
The fitting appears to be copper. The spring material is unknown but durable. I've used it for over a year in and around salt water with no issues.
554208
I am not sure if there was a warranty. I have had my Norpro Stainless Steel Citrus Juice Press for over a year and have had no problem. It did not rust, and living on the ocean, that is really amazing!
268561
The AB2025 only has a stream function. And yes the pull-out is solid stainless steel. Thanks for the oppertunity to serve you.
2145644
The springs will rust whether in the dishwasher or washed by hand. If dried thoroughly, there is no problem. My first pair lasted30 years.
614563
Mine is polished stainless steel, and has been used daily for 3+ months. No problem has been found so far.
2069317
I have no idea, but this unit is solid. A friend has something she bought at Target, and it is lightweight in comparison. It is seamless stainless inside also. Well made. We love it. Nothing bad to say about it.
1266371
The actual base is 6 1/4" It quickly tapers down to 5 1/2" for the main body. The stainless steel is heavy gauge for this day and age. Hope it works for you. You will not be disappointed!
1688801
There are no metal springs in this seat. The cushion action is provided by a synthetic elastomer material. This material is designed to collapse and spring back. It provides adequate protection when hitting bumps. If you are looking for something more than this, you might want to consider a shock absorbing seat post. I understand that some of them have adjustments. This seat provides more than you will need if cycling on pavement and going down curbs/driveways etc., I have three of these seats on our bikes now and we are happy with the price and performance.
1099896
There is no spring as I recall- it is magnetic. I believe it is about 2.75 to 3.00 inches.
1881800
There is no information on the pot as to the gauge of stainless steel. I have had mine since March of 2013. We use it minimum twice a day for Greek coffee, boiling an egg, melting butter etc. it has not dented, I scrub it with an SOS pad when it gets spotted from coffee oils and grease splatters from frying pans and it always looks like new when I'm done.
1385806
No it doesn't have a spring. Also I would recomend buying the silver wave and not the black oxide. I lost my silver one and loved it while I had it. The black oxide finish seems to make the pliers stick together and makes all the tools harder to get out of the body.
135815
I don't know what the warranty is about. I have not had to make a claim. No pitting or corroding so far. It is not as thick as I had hoped for. Basically stamped sheet ss metal but even that is not really noticeable in real life. After all, it is just a license frame.
716402
Mine (received February 2013) has no mfg/country of origin info on the base. The copper disk says:T304 STAINLESS STEELMULTI-PLY 12-ELEMENTLIFETIME WARRANTYSee photo uploaded (Customer Images).
914326
No, the copper bottom is "glued" to the stainless steel body. The solder filler between the copper and the steel melted away revealing the lumps of epoxy or what ever it is that was used to attach the base. We use sauspans with copper bases on the same gas ring and have never ever had any issues with the copper melting irrespective of the heat applied. This kettle looks good but it is very poor in quality and I would not touch any product from this supplier again. I am more than happy to provide photos if you supply an email address to greggk@bigpond.com. This is probably not the answer you were hoping but I would rather be honest with you than have you throw the kettle out after a few months. Hope that helps.
2212135
I'd like to point out it's not actually stainless but cast zinc that has been machined to a brushed finish. Zinc is the same thing that goes into galvanizing so it won't corrode. I went ahead and got the zinc model because my local shop was out of the plastic body. I'm glad I did because I think it's a lot quieter just by virtue of the weight of the unit. It's VERY heavy and operates very quietly. My wife makes the coffee before I even wake up and I can't even hear the grinder in our bedroom on the other side of the wall. If noise is an issue I think the zinc body helps.
1539986
No idea, you can go to iron master to find out. I'm sure its limited warranty of sorts or something similar. Personally, this bench is really well constructed (its built like a tank), unless you're misusing it or taking a sledge hammer to it, I don't see you ever needing to use the warranty. The only thing I can see breaking is the locking/unlocking mechanism, there's a lever with a spring there.
149885
I don't think it's stainless, but it is much heavier than the previous model. I am still happy with mine after nearly a year.