How to deal with the blackening of the surface of polished stainless steel pipe?

Stainless steel polished tubes have good corrosion resistance, heat resistance, low temperature strength and mechanical properties, and good hot processing properties such as stamping and bending. They are widely used in equipment in seawater, chemicals, dyes, papermaking, oxalic acid, fertilizers and other production equipment.

However, the question is how to deal with the blackening of the surface of stainless steel polished tubes?
Generally speaking, good stainless steel polished tube products will not have this situation. If the surface of the tube turns black during long-term use, this is because the stainless steel polished tube produces a layer of oxide film under the action of air. The role of the oxide film is to protect the metal inside the stainless steel from continuing to be oxidized. This oxide film does not need to be wiped off deliberately, and it does not damage the tube. Stainless steel polished tubes of different materials have some differences in element content, so the color of the oxidized film will also be different, but it has no effect on the tube. If you think this is not beautiful, you can do a polishing treatment.

If the surface of the stainless steel polished tube turns black after welding, this is because the purity of the welding gas is not enough or high-temperature oxidation is caused.

The following three methods will teach you how to avoid such things.
1. Increase the purity of argon used in stainless steel polished tube welding to pure argon. Judging from the outer surface of the tube, pure argon is significantly brighter than ordinary argon welding.
2. The argon gas on the back should be well protected. It is important to protect the back of the stainless steel polished tube after welding. Otherwise, high-temperature oxidation will cause the weld layer on the back to oxidize and produce defects. Grinding the back weld is the same as slag, so after protection, it can effectively prevent oxidation on the back.
3. You can apply a back protective agent on the back, which is a kind of agent that can save argon protection. Apply a thickness of about 1 mm, and then form a thin film on the back to form a protective layer when welding on the front.