Stainless steel components can be treated in a number of ways to lengthen their useful life, but the right choice may depend on the grade of stainless steel. What should manufacturers consider when they need to finish 416 or 440c stainless steel?
Stainless steel components can be treated in a number of ways to lengthen their useful life, but the right choice may depend on the grade of stainless steel. What should manufacturers consider when they need to finish 416 or 440c stainless steel?
Bacterial contamination can pose a serious threat to the food industry. Without diligent steps to prevent contamination and cross-contamination of food production equipment, pathogens can transmit life-threatening illnesses on a wide scale.
At Able Electropolishing, we have invested decades in perfecting our metal finishing processes, with innovations and automation that have brought a degree of precision, consistency and quality that could not have been imagined just a short time ago.
Metal pickling and electropolishing are both finishing treatments that can be used to remove surface impurities and contaminants from metal parts, but they represent two vastly different approaches in terms of process, precision and outcome. There are few applications for which pickling does not lose in a close comparison of benefits.
Burrs and microburrs left behind by stamping and machining processes can affect the fit, function and safety of metal parts.
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