Electropolishing

Smooth the surface of stainless steel for a glossy finish! A sufficient electrolytic polishing forms an oxide film.

"Electropolishing" is a polishing process that involves filling an electrolytic cell with an electrolyte solution and passing direct current through the metal being polished, causing its surface to dissolve. By utilizing this technology to polish stainless steel, a clean and shiny surface can be achieved, and the increased chromium concentration makes it more resistant to rust. Due to these processing characteristics, it is now being adopted in advanced fields such as the manufacturing of construction materials that require gloss, pharmaceuticals and food products that demand high cleanliness, as well as in the production of semiconductors and liquid crystals. **Features** - Smooths out the surface irregularities of stainless steel to achieve gloss and excellent corrosion resistance. - The surface is smooth and resistant to the attachment of impurities. - Buff polishing reveals previously invisible scratches and pinholes. - Sufficient electropolishing forms an oxide film. - Sufficient electropolishing leaves concentrated chromium on the surface. - Electropolishing creates a passive film that is resistant to rust. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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