A stainless steel drainer is a kitchen storage rack used for draining and organizing tableware.  It features a controlled drainage system that allows water to drain quickly from plates and bowls, while also keeping frequently used utensils organized and reducing countertop clutter. This Double Tier Stainless Steel Drainer features a double-layer structure. The upper layer has a slanted design for efficient water drainage, allowing plates to be placed upright and separated, minimizing contact and ensuring faster and more stable drying. The lower layer is a flat support area suitable for various items such as cups, bowls, and condiment dishes. It comes standard with a removable drip tray and a separate cutlery holder. Water drips into the tray for easy disposal, reducing countertop dampness and water stains. The main body is made of 201 stainless steel combined with 430 stainless steel components, and the surface can be electrolytically treated for enhanced corrosion resistance in humid kitchen environments, making it suitable for frequent use.  It is available in silver, matte black, and white, and can be customized with a logo for project matching or bulk purchases.

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Stainless Steel Drainer Features:

1. Double-Layer Fast Drainage

The upper layer features a slanted guide structure at approximately 12 to 15 degrees, allowing water droplets to collect in the same direction when plates are placed vertically, reducing secondary water accumulation caused by repeated dripping; the spacing between compartments is controlled at approximately 18 to 22 millimeters, stably holding plates with a diameter of 180 to 300 millimeters, preventing collisions during placement and removal. The lower flat area can support various height utensils such as cups and bowls.  The double-layer design allows for simultaneous drainage, improving countertop efficiency and making it ideal for daily multi-meal use.

2. Corrosion-Resistant and Stable

The main body uses 201 stainless steel as the main load-bearing frame, combined with 430 stainless steel key support components. The commonly used wire diameter is approximately 3.5 to 4.5 millimeters, resulting in a more stable structure with improved bending resistance; the entire rack can withstand a static evenly distributed load of approximately 18 to 25 kilograms, preventing sagging even when fully loaded with tableware. The electrolytic surface reduces roughness to a range that is easier to clean, and salt spray resistance can withstand approximately 24 to 48 hours without significant rust spots, better meeting the durability requirements of a damp kitchen for a stainless steel drainer.

3. Zoned Storage

The standard configuration includes an independent cutlery and cup holder with a capacity of approximately 700 to 900 milliliters. The perforated drainage structure allows small water droplets to drain faster, reducing water accumulation in chopsticks and spoons; the cup holder is detachable, allowing for cleaning frequency adjustments based on usage. The upper vertical storage area is more suitable for plates, while the lower support area is more suitable for bowls and cups, making access easier. The overall countertop width occupied can be controlled within approximately 300 to 450 millimeters, allowing for clear storage boundaries even on small countertops.

4. Water Collection and Stain Prevention

The thickened stainless steel drip tray has a thickness of approximately 0.4 to 0.6 millimeters, with an edge height of approximately 8 to 12 millimeters, preventing water from overflowing; the effective water collection area of the tray covers the dripping area of the upper layer, and the single-use water collection capacity can reach approximately 350 to 600 milliliters, meeting the needs of concentrated drainage after a single washing cycle. The tray can be pulled out for easy removal, eliminating the need to move the entire rack when draining water, reducing water stains and moisture buildup on the countertop, and improving the overall cleanliness of the stainless steel drainer.

5. Customizable

Available colors include silver, matte black, and white. Color difference control can be maintained to a ΔE less than 2.0 level per batch, suitable for maintaining a consistent project style; in addition to electrolysis, the surface treatment's gloss can be adjusted as needed to match different kitchen countertop materials. Custom logo printing is supported, with common screen printing or laser marking sizes ranging from 20 to 60 millimeters. Consistent positioning is maintained for bulk deliveries, meeting the identification needs of channel suppliers and OEM projects.

Stainless Steel Drainer Applications:

1. Home Kitchen

Placing this Double Tier Stainless Steel Drainer next to the sink in your home kitchen allows you to neatly stack washed dishes on the upper tier, reducing the spread of wet areas caused by dishes being scattered across the countertop. The lower tier is used for cups and bowls, with partitioned sections for commonly used sizes, making it easier to maintain usable countertop space. The drip tray collects water, preventing water droplets from seeping into countertop crevices and forming water stains.  Simply remove the tray to empty the water and wipe it dry – ideal for the fast-paced cleaning routine of families who cook frequently.

2. Apartment Kitchen

Apartment kitchen countertops are usually more compact. This drainer can be placed in a fixed position next to the sink, utilizing the double-tier structure to maximize vertical space and reduce temporary clutter on the stovetop or food preparation area. The cutlery holder keeps utensils organized, preventing small items from being scattered across the countertop and hindering cleaning. For rental properties, the drip tray reduces hard water stains on the countertop, lowering the amount of cleaning products needed and reducing cleaning time, improving overall maintenance efficiency.

3. Restaurant Kitchen

Using the Stainless Steel Drainer next to the washing station in a restaurant kitchen allows for quick and organized temporary storage of washed dishes, separating plates from bowls and cups, facilitating batch transfer to the sterilizer or storage cabinets. The drip tray collects water, reducing wet and slippery areas on the floor and countertop, improving safety in the work area. The cutlery holder makes sorting chopsticks and spoons easier, reducing sorting time; the easy-to-clean surface is also ideal for high-frequency cleaning processes, reducing the accumulation of oil and water residue.

4. Office Pantry

In office pantries where multiple people share cups, this drainer allows for centralized draining of washed cups, preventing countertops from remaining damp for extended periods due to haphazard placement. The double-tier structure allows more items to be stored on limited countertop space, reducing the likelihood of odors from stacked cups. The drip tray collects water, preventing water droplets from seeping into countertop edges and causing discoloration or warping. For management, a fixed placement point establishes usage guidelines, reducing clutter and cleaning disputes.

5. Guesthouse Kitchen

Guesthouse kitchens need to accommodate both guest self-service and quick room turnover.  Making the Stainless Steel Drainer a standard feature encourages guests to place their dishes in a designated area for draining, reducing water drips and maintaining a clean countertop appearance. When turning over a room, simply fold the tray, pour out any water, and wipe it dry, allowing for a dry countertop in a short time. The cutlery and cup holder makes it easier to count and check small utensils, reducing the rate of loss; the color and logo can be customized to match the style of the room, enhancing overall consistency.

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