roostevabas
Roostevabas is a term used in Estonian to describe rust-free materials, most commonly stainless steel. The word is applied in everyday language and in technical contexts to indicate alloys that resist corrosion, even in humid or aggressive environments.
Stainless steels are iron-based alloys that contain at least about 10.5% chromium. The chromium forms a thin,
Common applications of roostevabas materials include kitchen utensils and appliances, medical instruments, architectural cladding and fittings,
Manufacturing and finishing processes for stainless steels typically involve melting and alloying in furnaces, casting or
In summary, roostevabas denotes rust-free materials, most commonly stainless steel, whose corrosion resistance arises from a