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Electrolytic Marking of Stainless Steel
A logo, part number or batch code on stainless steel should last as long as the part does. Electrolytic marking gives you exactly that: a crisp, permanent mark in seconds, using the weld cleaning machine you may already own and a few drops of NitroClean Marking Fluid. Stickers peel, ink rubs off and engraving costs time and money. For fabricators who need traceability, branding or compliance marks on finished stainless, electrolytic marking is the quickest route from blank su
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Bottled and Ready: NC500 Neutraliser Now Comes in Spray Bottles, Six in a Pack
Decanting neutraliser into a spray bottle can often be a painful and cumbersome process. NC500 Neutraliser is now supplied ready-filled in 750ml spray bottles, sold in packs of six, which takes that step out of the process entirely. What has changed NC500 has always been available in bulk containers, and it still is — the jerry cans are not going anywhere. What is new is that it now comes bottled and ready to use: a 750ml trigger spray bottle, filled, sold six to a pack. Simp
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Sep 182 min read


What Causes White Marks on Stainless Steel - and How to Remove Them
White marks are one of the most common complaints in stainless finishing. Here is what they are, why they appear, what does not shift them, and the process that does.
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Sep 73 min read


Understanding Why Stainless Steel Requires Passivation and What the Process Involves
Stainless steel is prized for its strength, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal. Yet, even this durable metal needs special care after fabrication to maintain its protective qualities. One essential step is passivation, a chemical treatment that restores and enhances stainless steel’s corrosion resistance. For fabricators and manufacturers, understanding why stainless steel requires passivation and how the process works is key to delivering high-quality, long-lasting p
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Jun 292 min read
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