 Search the Knowledgebase |
 Browse by Category |
|
|
|
|
|
| Technical Article: The Care and Cleaning of Stainless Steel |
|
Article Details
Last Updated
19th of March, 2007
|
|
Thank you for rating this answer.
|
Cleanliness and stainless steel are closely related and, in many applications, each is dependent upon the other. In the handling of food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and in the use of stainess steel as a construction material (roofs, wall panels, entry ways, signs, etc.), stainless steel provides the degree of corrosion resistance that is necessary to prevent product contamination or surface rusting. However, stainless steel performs best when clean -- cleanliness is essentially for maximum resistance to corrosion.
This handbook describes various practics for cleaning stainless steel during manufacture and in use. This includes methods for removing free-iron contamination on stainless steel surfaces that may have been picked up from metalworking tools; and for removing general accumulation of dirt, grime and surface stains that occur during normal handling and exposure to the elements.
This is a 7-page PDF document that is linked below.
|
| Visitor Comments |
|
No visitor comments posted. Post a comment
|
This Knowledgebase has been developed to cover the most frequently asked questions about Corvettes. Using our system, you can search for topics separated into categories by Corvette generation. Some of the information here comes directly from Chevrolet Service News publications, Service Bulletins, Recall Notices and other technical sources as indicated.
Print this page
Email this page
Post a comment
Subscribe me
Add to favorites
Remove Highlighting
Edit this Article
