Everyone should know that the maintenance of all-steel fume hoods is very important, but when performing maintenance, you must understand what is important. If you carry out maintenance without knowing it clearly, it will not have a good effect. For example, you must pay attention to anti-corrosion treatment during daily maintenance of all-steel fume hoods.

      The function of the all-steel fume hood is to emit harmful gases. When the experimenter wants to conduct volatile experiments, they will be placed in the fume hood. Therefore, it cannot avoid long-term contact with corrosive substances. In order to ensure the durability of the equipment, in addition to its own anti-corrosion process, anti-corrosion maintenance must be performed during daily maintenance.

        Corrosion is mostly caused by long-term contamination and erosion of corrosive substances. Therefore, keeping the equipment clean and regularly cleaning the fume hood is a good way to avoid long-term contamination of corrosive substances. Reducing the degree and time of contamination of corrosive substances reduces the chance of equipment being corroded and prolongs the time for equipment to corrode.

        Regarding cleaning, the cleaning work of the all-steel fume hood should not be too rough. Try not to use hard cleaning tools such as abrasives or steel balls to avoid damaging the protective layer on the surface of the equipment. Once the anti-corrosion layer on the surface is destroyed, it will accelerate the corrosion of the equipment.

      If   is accidentally contaminated with corrosive substances during use, it must be wiped off as soon as possible to avoid long-term contamination of corrosive substances, resulting in local traces of corrosion in the fume hood. Once corrosion traces appear, they will continue to expand, causing large-scale corrosion.

        Anti-corrosion treatment is a very important part of the maintenance of all-steel fume hoods. Here we would like to remind everyone not to ignore these important contents.
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