Why does the precision stainless steel belt also oxidize? The professional stainless steel belt manufacturer summed up three main factors, namely production process, material composition and artificial use. I believe that after understanding these reasons, everyone has experience and how to prevent them.
Factors in the production process
In terms of the production process and the characteristics of precision stainless steel strips, how to form a thin oxide film on the surface of precision stainless steel strips is the basic process to avoid oxidation, and it is also one of the main characteristics of precision stainless steel strips that are different from other metals. When the process is insufficient or negligent, resulting in an incomplete and discontinuous oxide film, the oxygen in the air directly reacts with some other metal elements of the precision stainless steel strip, resulting in oxidation of the precision stainless steel strip.
Material composition factor
In this mixed market, it is inevitable that some unscrupulous manufacturers will reduce the content of some important elements such as chromium and nickel in order to reduce production costs, thus failing to meet national standards, which not only greatly reduces the quality of precision stainless steel strips, but also affects the quality of products. Corrosion resistance and formability, when used in chemical, equipment, and production industries, have potential product quality and safety hazards; at the same time, it also affects the appearance and anti-oxidation properties of products.
Caused by human use
Human factors are one of the most unavoidable reasons for the oxidation of precision stainless steel strips. Some consumers may easily oxidize precision stainless steel strips due to improper operation in use and maintenance. For man-made oxidation phenomenon, it is necessary to have the correct knowledge of product use and to carry out reasonable and effective maintenance and maintenance on a regular basis, so as to reduce the oxidation phenomenon caused by improper artificial use.