Can iron tools be used in acidic water stripping units?

2023-03-09View Original

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Can iron tools be used in acidic water stripping units?

Reply #22023-03-09

It is not recommended to use metal tools when working with acidic water stripping units, as acidic substances can corrode metal. It is best to use tools made of acid- and corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel or plastic products. This ensures operational safety and extends the equipment’s service life. -

Reply #32023-03-09

Looking at your explosion-proof area layout diagram, if it is within an explosion-proof area, safety measures must be taken to prevent the generation of impact sparks.

Reply #42023-04-03

I think this question is not specific. In acidic water stripping units, many tools and equipment may be used, ranging from screwdrivers and pliers to F-ratchets and levers, as well as forklifts and manual hoists. These tools are mainly made of iron or iron alloys; how can we avoid using them in daily work?

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