Considering the limitations of grinding, pickling, and electrolysis! An explanation for practical personnel involved in manufacturing, processing, and equipment maintenance.
The removal of discoloration and burning remaining on stainless steel after welding should be positioned as part of quality risk management. "When the cost of waste treatment from pickling increases year by year," "there is variability in the finish due to the grinder depending on the operator," and "electrolytic treatment tools cannot reach corners and inner surfaces of pipes," when these on-site issues accumulate, a review of the method comes up for discussion. This article organizes the limitations of the three conventional methods (grinding, pickling, and electrolytic treatment) and explains how laser cleaning can be an effective option for addressing these challenges, aimed at practitioners in manufacturing, processing, and equipment maintenance. *For more details, you can view the blog through the related links. For further information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company started with machine work and has been engaged in metal surface treatment processing for over 90 years. In 1957, we built a specialized factory for blasting, painting, and thermal spraying in Nishi-Yodogawa, Osaka, and have been a pioneer in the industry. Our work involves surface treatment processing, which is the final step in the manufacturing process. We take in products filled with our customers' thoughts and technologies, adding value to them before sending them out into the world. This could be for aesthetics, corrosion resistance, or functional surface coatings. The various products we send out catch the attention of many people, and their presence will last for many years. We want to help ensure that these products can be kept as beautiful as possible, remaining in their original form even 100 years later. We wish for the products created with care by our customers to continue to exist forever. And we hope that these products will continue to support the future of Japan. 2013 Shinmen Iron Works Co., Ltd. President and CEO Kenichi Shinmen
