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Brush lime water around the weld seam

2021-02-26View Original

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I saw the workers applying lime water around the welds – what is the purpose of that? The base material is stainless steel
Reply #22021-02-26
It is mainly used to prevent splashing, as a large amount of spatter is generated during stainless steel welding, and this spatter sticks to the stainless steel and is difficult to remove.
Reply #32021-02-26
Do you do it the same way? I’ve been in the technical field for over a decade and only noticed this now; I’m going to learn about it.*
Reply #42021-02-28
Looking at the image, it seems to be for cleaning the back side, to prevent splashing.
Reply #52021-02-28
Check the specifications; however, your lime water needs to be mixed thoroughly to reach a paste-like consistency in order to be effective.
Reply #62021-03-01
I’m not in production, so I didn’t notice this; I’m still learning
Reply #72021-03-01
This weld doesn’t seem to have been welded very well
Reply #82021-03-01
The scrapped lime is still in lump form!
Reply #92021-03-01
A splash-resistant surface that makes cleaning easy.

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