The Arkay Series S and SP Premium Processing Sinks are constructed from 18 gauge type 316L stainless steel, with a 100% seamless construction.

An optional heavy gauge, charcoal grey stand & shelf as well as a choice of 5 or deluxe 10" backsplash's are available

The inside corners of these sinks have 3/4" radius coved corners leaving dirt no where to hide

The gauge of these models is thicker, more rugged, and longer lasting then other standard gauge steel sinks providing superior temperature holding ability

The Tapered look is extended to the outside of the where you'll find 1-1/2" rims an 1-1/2" radius outside corners

Each sink is painstakingly crafted to your exact specifications

The self-supporting sink stand also has that rounded and polished look of craftsmanship and quality.

All sinks are undercoated for sound insulation and condensation prevention

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Works with Canon pixma pro-200?

A: Yes, the Canon Photo Paper Pro Premium Matte will work with the Canon Pixma Pro-200.

Q: 2. Are you able to sign the prints in pencil? I tried pencil on the Canon Pro Luster and it didn't work. If this does not can you recommend a paper that will ?

A: Have not tried pencil. Found a fine tip archival marker that works for us.

Q: 3. Does this paper uses OBA?

A: No, as per the manufacturer none of there paper uses them in the manufacturing of there paper.

Q: 4. Can you cut this paper in half if you print two photos in one sheet? Can you cut in half and use each half separately?

A: Yes, either set with your editing software to print both on 1 sheet or cut them first & use custom paper size settings.

Q: 5. can this paper be used in a color laser printer and give satisfactory results?

A: It is not compatible with laser printers.

Q: 6. Can I use this paper in my Canon MP470 printer/scanner?

A: Yes the paper is compatible with your Canon MP470 printer.

Q: 7. Is this paper consider "archival"?

A: Although our website says it's a fine art paper and it has a natural base, it is a thin and inexpensive paper and not truly considered archival or museum certified, I would use it for proofing or testing. If you are on the search for archivalness the Canson brand is museum certified by the most reputable archivist in the United States, Wilhelm Resarch. Here are some tips on printing and storage prints for preservation. https://www.canson-infinity.com/en/handling-printing-storing

Q: 8. Does the backside of this paper have a watermark or any other markings?

A: No, the backside of this paper does not have a watermark or any other markings.

Q: 9. what is the PH of this paper?

A: Canon does not publish the PH value on their inkjet papers.

Q: 10. Is this a coated or uncoated paper?

A: Yes, this paper is coated on one side. When looking at it in the light one side will be dull and the other side is bright white. You want to print on the bright white (i.e. the coated) side.