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The oxide lime layer on the hot rolled flat steel surface is cleaned with hydrochloric acid. This process is called pickling and the process of oiling the surface to prevent corrosion is called lubrication. The hot rolled flat steel product that is pickled and oiled as above is called "Pickled and Oiled Hot Rolled Steel".
Advantages
- Corrosion Resistance: Enhanced protection against rust and corrosion.
- Clean Surface: Oxide layers removed for better finishing.
- Improved Workability: Reduced friction for easier shaping.
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What is the purpose of the pickling process in pickled and oiled hot rolled steel?
The pickling process removes the oxide layer from the surface of hot rolled steel, enhancing its corrosion resistance and ensuring a clean surface for further processing.
How does oiling contribute to the quality of pickled and oiled hot rolled steel?
Oiling the surface of pickled hot rolled steel helps prevent corrosion by forming a protective barrier. Additionally, it reduces friction during forming operations, improving workability and machinability
In what applications is pickled and oiled hot rolled steel commonly used?
Pickled and oiled hot rolled steel is favored for applications requiring enhanced corrosion resistance and a clean surface finish, such as automotive components, construction materials, and machinery parts