How to Deal With Iron Staining on Stainless Steel Surfaces

Posted on: 1 May 2017

Stainless steel surfaces can develop rust spots if the stainless steel is exposed to harsh environments, such as saltwater, for extended durations. Those rust spots (iron stains) can cause the stainless steel to pit or have scour marks. This article discusses some of the solutions that you can try in order to remove those rust stains so that the stainless steel regains its attractive appearance. Use Cleaning Creams You can remove minor iron stains on stainless steel surfaces by applying a domestic cleaning cream on the affected area. [Read More]

Four Important Guidelines on Managing Your Concrete Cutting Project

Posted on: 24 April 2017

Concrete cutting is an essential process for your commercial property if you are planning on performing major structural modifications. Unfortunately, this task can be difficult and hazardous because the practice interferes with an established building or surface. Therefore, it is important to engage an expert concrete contractor for the project. Also, consider these simple guidelines for successful management of the concrete cutting work. Locate Concealed Materials There are necessary materials concealed by concrete construction in all commercial properties. [Read More]

Applications for High Frequency Electrical Induction

Posted on: 14 April 2017

Electrical induction is used in many applications, including welding, bending, heating and hardening processes. High frequency induction transfers energy at an efficient rate compared with lower frequency processes, and this means it is preferred in a number of industrial settings in Australia nowadays. Hardening High frequency electrical charges are induced in the process of induction hardening. A metalworking process, this procedure uses martensitic transformation in the metal itself to create a tougher and more durable layer in the metal. [Read More]

Top Reasons Why You Should Consider Using Aluminium Crates for Your Shipping Applications

Posted on: 31 March 2017

Shipping companies usually use crates for storage, handling and transportation of various goods. Crates come in different materials, including wood, plastic, steel and aluminium. If you are a newcomer in the shipping business, you will want to start off on the right foot. One way to do so is by using the right type of shipping crates. While each type of shipping crates offers a unique set of perks, here is a run-through of some key attributes that make the use of aluminium crates so widespread in the Australian shipping industry and many other parts of the world. [Read More]