Microsheen also features passivating of stainless steel parts.
Passivating is a
process strictly applicable to stainless steel.
This
chemical treatment removes all ferrous metal and microscopic
surface
impurities such as airborne iron, steel or dust particles from
stainless surfaces.
These impurities may cause corrosion and, in many cases,
contamination of
your finished product, as the part/equipment is used during
production.
A more thorough
description of passivation is the regeneration of the passive
film that protects stainless steel. This film will form
spontaneously over time
after the part leaves the pickling tank, however the passivating
process aims to
accelerate this action so that it occurs before the part leaves
the passivating tank.
Most passivating solutions are based on nitric acid, which is
highly oxidizing and
instantly restores the passive layer.
Microsheen
capabilities are for small batch passivating, priced either by the
piece or by the pound, certified to QQ-P-35 and ASTM A967.
Click
here to contact us about your passivating requirements,
and find out why Microsheen is your solution.
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