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Stainless Steel Tools

Steel grade that can resist air, steam, water and other weakly corrosive media or has anti-rust property is called stainless steel. The biggest feature of stainless steel tools is corrosion resistance, which is suitable for navigation, transportation, and underwater operations.
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Stainless steel hand tools are tools made primarily from stainless steel. Due to their excellent corrosion resistance, these tools are suitable for use in a variety of environments, particularly in conditions where corrosive substances are present. They offer distinct advantages over ordinary carbon steel tools.

Stainless steel hand tools are widely used due to their excellent chemical and physical properties. Our product range includes spanners, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, shovels, sockets, files, bolts, and many other tools.

1.Select the appropriate type of stainless steel based on the working environment:
304 stainless steel: Ideal for wet or indoor environments.
316 stainless steel: Suitable for high-salinity or chlorine-rich chemical environments due to added molybdenum.

2.Ensure quality by checking for smooth edges, solid handle connections, and sufficient structural strength to meet workpiece requirements.

Avoid prolonged exposure to strong corrosive substances, and clean tools promptly if contact occurs. Use tools correctly to prevent deformation from excessive force. After use, clean and store them in a dry environment. Additionally, avoid direct contact with carbon steel to prevent carburization, which can reduce the corrosion resistance of the tools.

Stainless steel can function in most daily high-temperature environments, such as cooking settings. However, in ultra-high-temperature industrial environments, specific stainless steel tools with better high-temperature performance should be selected.