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As many of us already know, stainless steel is incredibly durable. It’s actually three times stronger than regular steel, depending on its composition. But despite its strength, stainless steel isn’t invincible. It can still dent, corrode, scratch, or warp—especially if not handled properly. So, how can you ensure your stainless steel equipment lasts as long as possible? Let’s dive into some practical tips.
First off, always handle your stainless steel gear with care. Wear gloves and pay attention to the weight of each item. Placing it on rough or uneven surfaces can easily lead to scratches and damage. Whenever possible, avoid doing so. Instead, use soft materials like blankets to create a protective layer between your items and any surface. Even if your items are already wrapped, never set them directly on rough or abrasive surfaces. Here’s an example of what *not* to do:
Another crucial point is to steer clear of abrasives. Carbon steel and aluminum should never come into direct contact with stainless steel. Loose or embedded iron particles are common culprits of contamination. Why? Stainless steel is susceptible to galvanic corrosion, which occurs when two different metals touch, along with an electrolyte like moisture or water. To prevent this, group all your stainless steel items together and keep them separate from other types of metal. If that’s not feasible, consider using a non-conductive material like rubber to act as a barrier.
When moving larger stainless steel pieces, resist the urge to drag them across the floor. This habit is especially tempting when dealing with items that have legs. Unfortunately, dragging can cause significant damage to the underside, potentially bending the legs or damaging the feet. Instead, enlist a team to lift and carefully place the equipment. If your equipment has casters installed, dragging becomes acceptable. Using tools like dollies, attachable wheels, or transport carts can make the process much easier. Here are some examples of how to move your items safely:
For preventive maintenance, follow basic stainless steel care guidelines. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive tools when cleaning. Always wipe along the grain of the metal to maintain its finish. Keep contaminants like adhesives, oils, paints, and greases far away from stainless steel. Prolonged exposure to certain substances can lead to crevice corrosion. Your goal should be to keep the surface pristine at all times.
Handling stainless steel requires a delicate touch—it deserves nothing less than white-glove treatment. Establishing regular maintenance routines will go a long way toward extending the lifespan of your equipment. If you’re looking for more IMC maintenance tips, feel free to explore further by clicking [here](#).
Lastly, remember that the ideas shared here reflect the opinions of IMC/Teddy. This content is purely informational and shouldn’t be taken as professional advice. For any queries regarding usage or republication, reach out to IMC/Teddy directly.
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