Storage problems of stainless steel plates

In coastal areas, it can be very humid in some seasons. Stainless steel plates are not really rust-proof as the name suggests. Rust spots will still occur in special environments. So how should stainless steel plates be stored in coastal areas?


1. Choose stainless steel plate warehouse

The suitable site for storing stainless steel plates is generally clean and requires smooth ventilation and exhaust. Moisture-proof measures in the warehouse should also be in place. Under normal circumstances, stainless steel plate warehouses should be closed warehouses.

Try to stay away from harmful gas and dust sources. There should be no acid, alkali, salt, cement, industrial reagents and other items near the stainless steel plate.


2. Classification of stainless steel plates

Different types of stainless steel plates should be stacked separately to prevent confusion and contact corrosion.

For some users who have a larger storage capacity of stainless steel plates, they are stacked according to the section of the stainless steel plates, or stacked and stored together according to different furnace numbers (also called batch numbers).

In order to make it easier to find the stainless steel plate you need, try to store the stainless steel plate's logo in the same direction, and use similar metal feet to prevent the stainless steel plate from sinking or deviating.