Stainless Steel Surface Marks Phenomenon

Oct 05, 2022

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The phenomenon of surface marks refers to the occurrence of wire-mounted or point-shaped pit marks on the surface of 304 stainless steel after deep processing or grinding of processed products.

Reason: There are foreign objects on the surface and mold surface, and there are scars on the surface of the blanking pad.

Countermeasures: Remove foreign bodies, scars, and orange peel by fully grinding before processing.

The orange peel phenomenon refers to the phenomenon that the surface of 304 stainless steel moldings has a shape like orange peel under grinding or other conditions.

Reason: Insufficient grinding, the larger the processing, the more serious the orange peel, the coarse grains of the raw materials, and the softening of heat treatment.

Countermeasures: Fully grind the deep-processed products, select suitable heat treatment conditions, and control the grain size of the raw materials.

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