The correct way to store stainless steel heat exchange tubes!
By: mxgy,
Zhejiang Mingxin Stainless Steel Co., Ltd. is a modern stainless steel pipe manufacturing enterprise integrating scientific research, production and sales. It mainly produces seamless tubes, bright and annealed tubes, heat exchange tubes, pipe fittings, flanges and other products. Our products are produced in strict accordance with: GB, ASTM, DIN, BS, JIS, 3A, EN and other standards.
The storage of stainless steel heat exchange tubes is also an important aspect. Proper storage can effectively prolong its service life. Therefore, Mingxin will talk about how to store stainless steel heat exchange tubes correctly.
1. Keep away from pollution sources
The storage place of stainless steel heat exchange tubes should be far away from the working area of carbon steel, away from the working area of plasma cutting, grinding and painting.
Two, do a good job of protection
The storage of stainless steel heat exchange tubes should avoid mechanical damage and pollution, and the top should be covered to avoid the influence of carbon steel impurities; the storage environment should be indoors or under a canopy, and if it is stored outdoors, it should be covered with canvas or similar coverings. protection.
3. Avoid mixing with carbon steel
Stainless steel heat exchange tubes should avoid mixing and stacking with carbon steel, otherwise they will be easily polluted, and carbon steel rods, links or tools should not be stored or temporarily placed on stainless steel heat exchange tubes.
4. Prevent pollution
Stainless steel heat exchange tubes should not be placed under girder carts or other equipment that may drip oil or grease. Do not place carbon steel bars, chains or other tools on top of stainless steel plates.
5. Place in the shipping container
In order to protect the stainless steel surface, it is better to put the stainless steel into the transport box and put it into work directly. Once it is taken out of the transport box, it should be covered with canvas, plastic or other similar protection to prevent oil, grease, paint pollution.
6. Lay wooden slats under the steel plate or between the steel plates
The slats should have sufficient thickness, and there is no need to forcibly add overweight equipment between the steel plates when lifting the steel plates. Stainless steel panels should not be placed directly on the ground or floor without placing wooden slats.
The correct way to store stainless steel heat exchange tubes!
By: mxgy,
Zhejiang Mingxin Stainless Steel Co., Ltd. is a modern stainless steel pipe manufacturing enterprise integrating scientific research, production and sales. It mainly produces seamless tubes, bright and annealed tubes, heat exchange tubes, pipe fittings, flanges and other products. Our products are produced in strict accordance with: GB, ASTM, DIN, BS, JIS, 3A, EN and other standards.
The storage of stainless steel heat exchange tubes is also an important aspect. Proper storage can effectively prolong its service life. Therefore, Mingxin will talk about how to store stainless steel heat exchange tubes correctly.
1. Keep away from pollution sources
The storage place of stainless steel heat exchange tubes should be far away from the working area of carbon steel, away from the working area of plasma cutting, grinding and painting.
Two, do a good job of protection
The storage of stainless steel heat exchange tubes should avoid mechanical damage and pollution, and the top should be covered to avoid the influence of carbon steel impurities; the storage environment should be indoors or under a canopy, and if it is stored outdoors, it should be covered with canvas or similar coverings. protection.
3. Avoid mixing with carbon steel
Stainless steel heat exchange tubes should avoid mixing and stacking with carbon steel, otherwise they will be easily polluted, and carbon steel rods, links or tools should not be stored or temporarily placed on stainless steel heat exchange tubes.
4. Prevent pollution
Stainless steel heat exchange tubes should not be placed under girder carts or other equipment that may drip oil or grease. Do not place carbon steel bars, chains or other tools on top of stainless steel plates.
5. Place in the shipping container
In order to protect the stainless steel surface, it is better to put the stainless steel into the transport box and put it into work directly. Once it is taken out of the transport box, it should be covered with canvas, plastic or other similar protection to prevent oil, grease, paint pollution.
6. Lay wooden slats under the steel plate or between the steel plates
The slats should have sufficient thickness, and there is no need to forcibly add overweight equipment between the steel plates when lifting the steel plates. Stainless steel panels should not be placed directly on the ground or floor without placing wooden slats.
