Bath Polished Stainless Steel Faucet Corrosion Resistant Dirty Resistant

Surface Polishing Process Stainless Steel Bath Faucet Corrosion Resistant Dirty Resistant

Compared with pure copper faucets, faucets made of high-quality stainless steel have the characteristics of no lead, acid resistance, alkali resistance, no corrosion, no release of harmful substances, and no pollution to water quality. Stainless steel faucets need electroplating, are not easy to rust, hardness, The toughness is more than two times higher than that of copper products, and the surface of the product is not easy to be corroded and scratched, so it is very convenient to clean.

Drawing process

For faucets with stainless steel as the base material, especially those using 304 stainless steel as the base material, due to the strong corrosion resistance and rust resistance of the material itself, there is generally no need for additional electroplating treatment, but a wire drawing process on the surface to make it It is less likely to leave water stains and traces.

Wire drawing is also called sand sweeping. By grinding the material, the metal surface is mechanically moved back and forth and chemically corroded, so that the surface of the workpiece gets a layer of uniformly distributed texture. Drawing can be divided into manual drawing and mechanical drawing. Common mechanical drawing includes flat-press abrasive belt drawing, non-woven roller brush drawing, wide abrasive belt drawing, centerless grinding and so on. Different wire drawing methods will produce different wire textures. Generally, wire drawing textures can be divided into straight grain, random grain, corrugated grain, and spiral grain.

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How to Clean a Stainless Steel Faucet

In fact, there are many small tricks in life that can keep our furniture and sanitary ware clean. This needs to be tested and used by yourself; One, the key is whether you observe with your heart. Stainless steel faucets appear foggy or hairy on the surface during long-term use because scale is attached to the surface of the metal, so our task is to remove scale. First, squeeze a little toothpaste on the stainless steel faucet, then gently scrub it with a toothbrush, rinse it with water, use an old silk to polish it, and then use orange peel to hit the metal surface again (because orange peel contains If you can maintain the stainless steel jewelry), you can make it bright as new. Squeeze a little toothpaste on the stainless steel faucet, then gently scrub with a toothbrush, rinse with water, and polish with an old silk that is no longer needed.