Etched stainless steel sheets, including acid-etched stainless steel sheets, are produced through chemical etching. This technique involves selectively removing material from the surface of stainless steel sheets using an acid or chemical solution.

Acid etching is a specific chemical that utilizes acid solutions, such as hydrochloric or nitric acid, to remove material from the stainless steel surface selectively. The acid reacts with the metal, dissolving it and creating the desired pattern or texture.

Etched sheets are commonly used in architectural and interior design applications, including wall panels, elevator interiors, signage, decorative accents, and more. At Topson, our acid etching technique can achieve various complex patterns on stainless steel sheets.