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10/25/2007 9:00 AM
 
Please Help. I am having deep drawn 304 sinks made in China. The material itself seems to pass tough salt spray tests w/o any problems, but at the bottom of the sink, where we stamp out a drain hole, rust forms on the cut edge, and the sink therefore fails salt tests. Is this a result of the stamping-cut process? What can we do to avoid this? We urgently need advise and will be forever gratful for help. Please Help. MartyS
 
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10/27/2007 9:00 AM
 
Dear MartyS, better post in one segment of forum . Your Q has been answerd already. never mind. >Please Help. >I am having deep drawn 304 sinks made in China. The material >itself seems to pass tough salt spray tests w/o any >problems, but at the bottom of the sink, where we stamp out >a drain hole, rust forms on the cut edge, and the sink >therefore fails salt tests. Is this a result of the >stamping-cut process? What can we do to avoid this? >We urgently need advise and will be forever gratful for >help. >Please Help. >MartyS
 
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8/1/2008 9:00 AM
 
Dear Friend Tha question is too old, however, I may add that cutting of the SS surfaces lack passivity, and hence rusting is promoted by corrosives.
 
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