The main purpose of stainless steel pickling passivation paste
It is used to remove oxide scale, weld spots, rust and other dirt on the surface of various stainless steel materials. The cleaned surface will appear silvery white, and a passivation film will be generated to protect the surface and improve the durability of the workpiece. Corrosion resistance, suitable for processing stainless steel parts of series austenitic stainless steel (such as,,,,).
Scope of use of stainless steel pickling passivation paste
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Instructions for use
If you are using this product for the first time, please read the material safety carefully. The data illustrates that inexperienced persons should use it under the guidance of professionals
. If there is a small amount of oil on the surface of stainless steel, the oil should be removed as much as possible first, especially for polished mirror stainless steel. Be sure to remove the oil on the surface, otherwise it will be passivated. Inconsistencies may arise. Apply this product to the surface of the stainless steel to be treated with a thickness of about ~, and keep it for ~ or longer (the specific time is determined by user testing) until a silver-white passivation film forms on the surface. It is best to use stainless steel to neutralize and prevent it. Rust liquid is used for neutralization and anti-rust treatment. Better results.
Notes
Time, temperature and pickling effect are directly related.
If there is oil stain on the surface of stainless steel, stainless steel cleaning agent, degreasing agent, etc. can be used to remove the oil.
It is recommended to wear protective glasses, rubber gloves and other protective equipment for operation.
Store in a cool place separate from other items.
This product is acidic. It is strictly prohibited to splash into the body during construction. If it is accidentally touched, please wash it with plenty of flowing water
Scope of use of stainless steel pickling passivation paste
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