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5.5 Maintenance of stainless steel
In the every day use, stainless steel
surfaces are being damaged and polluted.
These pollutions or damages can diminish
the resistance against corrosion or even
cause corrosion, depending on the nature
of the pollution. Pollution and damages are
not only bad to the corrosion sustainability
of the material, it will also have an effect
on the appearance of the material. Greasy
fingers, light deposits, scratches etc,
cause an neglected appearance.
Therefore, it is necessary that the
stainless steel is given regular
maintenance.
The stainless steel requires specific ways
of maintenance and is based on the three
different finishes, i.e. brushed, orbital
grinded and glass bead blasted.
In case of a strong pollution and damages
a change of the surface structure can exist
by cleaning. We therefore recommend to
only have a specialist taken care of these
kind of problems. Light pollutions (greasy
fingers, light deposits etc.) can be
removed as follows:
EN 14 Maintenance
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Brushed stainless steel
Clean with a soft/damp cloth and a minor
quantity of a liquid abrasive (like CIF).
Move the cloth in the same direction as
the polishing direction of the material.
Spray the surface with a stainless steel
cleaner, rub in and wait several minutes
and polish with a soft, dry cloth. This last
treatment gives the stainless steel a thin
protecting coating.
Orbital grinded stainless steel
Clean with a soft/damp cloth and a minor
quantity of a liquid abrasive. Move the
cloth in a random rotating direction.
Spray the surface with a stainless steel
cleaner, rub in and wait several minutes
and polish with a soft, dry cloth. This last
treatment gives the stainless steel a thin
protecting coating.
Glass bead blasted stainless steel
Clean with a soft/damp cloth and a minor
quantity of a liquid abrasive.
Spray the surface with a stainless steel
cleaner, rub in and wait several minutes
and polish with a soft, dry cloth. This last
treatment gives the stainless steel a thin
protecting coating.
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