New Surfox 304 cleans MIG and TIG welds on stainless steel!
The newest member of the SURFOX family, the SURFOX 304 MIG and TIG system! Twice the cleaning power of the SURFOX 204 with double-inverter technology. Clean MIG welds with the new B30 brush attachment - connects directly to the wand. Clean TIG welds with either the brush or the high-conductivity PoliPads. Both options use the patented SURFOX flow-through system for delivery of the electrolyte direct to the brush or pad - no dip-and-drag!
B60 brush also available for larger welds, plus large graphite insert for larger contact area with the pads.
SURFOX's patented flow-through electrolyte system gives longer brush life. Because the electrolyte is delivered automatically, the brush always stays cool, giving maximum brush life. Dry brushes burn, destroying expensive carbon fibre!
Please note: the Surfox 304 will be supplied with the new B30 brush kit, not the brushes shown in the video and brochure, which are only applicable to the North American market.
SURFOX, the FAST, and SAFE solution for weld cleaning...
Stainless steel is used in a wide range of industries such as food & beverage, pharmaceutical, architectural and transportation, etc. SURFOX is the ideal solution to clean welds in these industries as it is safe (NSF certified) and does not alter the finish of the surfaces.
Stainless steel is generally able to resist corrosion thanks to the formation of a passive, chromium-oxide layer that forms on its surface, called passivation.
Passivation occurs whenever the chromium contained in stainless steel comes in contact with oxygen from ambient air. The chemical reaction will form a passive chromium oxide layer, which will protect the stainless steel surface. In order to maximize thickness and uniformity of the chromium oxide.
In AC (alternating current) mode, SURFOX cleans the weld, removing the heat tint and restoring the original finish. In DC (Direct Current) mode, SURFOX will electropolish the weld, improving the finish.
To completely neutralize, first remove excess electrolyte solution from the parent material with a shop rag or paper towel. Then neutralize by spraying an alkaline cleaner such as UNO or FT 100 on the surface, and finally wipe the surface down with clean rag. If excess acid is not removed from the surface, neutralisation will result in the formation of salt residues on the surface of ther stainless steel.
Go ahead, make your mark! SURFOX marking kits use a fast and simple electrochemical process to permanently mark Stainless steel surfaces. The marking wand plugs directly into the SURFOX machine and is used with specially made permanent or disposable stencils.
Revolution Materials P/L is the authorised distributor of SURFOX products in Australia.
