How to ensure the surface of stainless steel chain plates does not rust

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To ensure that the stainless steel surface remains permanently shiny and free from rust, we recommend: 1. Regularly clean and scrub the surface of the stainless steel chain plates to remove any deposits and eliminate external factors that could cause rust. 2. When cleaning your stainless steel chain plate, be careful and use non-abrasive tools. Neither soft cloth nor plastic wipes will damage the surface of stainless steel chain plates. 3. Some stainless steel chain plates have grinding lines and textures on their surface. If there is a sanding line, it must be wiped in a direction parallel to that line. If the texture becomes unclear, one must be careful and use a soft cloth or plastic pad for wiping. 4. Use alkaline, alkali chloride-based, or bleach-free detergents to clean the surface of stainless steel chain plates; at the same time, avoid using detergents containing chlorides, as this may cause small pits or rust on the stainless steel. If you use a detergent containing bleach, you must rinse it as quickly as possible, rinse again and again, and wipe it clean immediately. Especially with suspended water containing a cleanser, it’s best to dry it as quickly as possible. After drying the stainless steel chain plate, let it air-dry naturally, as oxygen can protect the passive film on the stainless steel chain plate.