Iron begins to rust when the metal surface is exposed. For example, oxygen combined with water can cause rust. With insulating protection oil, you can easily prevent rust by covering the metal object with an oily shield. Insulating protection oil dries faster than ordinary oils and creates a much harder surface. The product also provides additional rust protection. An essential prerequisite for this is that already rusted metal surfaces must first be rust-free. Rust on metal can be removed from the surface by brushing with wire brushes, sanding with steel wool, or sandblasting. Light rust can be removed with a weak acid. Dilute phosphoric acid is often recommended. After the rust has been removed, the metal must be degreased and absolutely dry. There cannot be a thin layer of water on the surface. Metal objects should not be painted or treated outdoors in conditions of high humidity or fog. The best possible contact must be ensured between the Insulating Protection Oil and the metal.

Oil not only lubricates metal parts, but also allows them to move with less friction. Lubrication creates a protective layer on the metal to prevent rust. The principle here is quite simple; With an oil coating, moisture cannot react with the iron in the metal and cause rust.

Anti-rust oils were created to lubricate and protect metals from atmospheric corrosion. It is an effective way to prevent iron from rusting. Rust inhibitor oils contain polar substances that allow them to adhere to the surface of the metal and form a thin layer to prevent corrosion. Rust inhibitor oils can be used as a final anti-corrosion shield between operations or before shipping. Rust inhibitor oils are widely used in the automotive industry to improve the performance of cooling systems, braking systems and other components. In addition to protecting metal from rust, they also provide lubrication for the smooth operation of machines.

To purchase anti-rust oil, the appropriate choice should be made according to the quality and brand of the oil. This decision must be made very carefully, as factors such as moisture, breakage of the RP oil film and acid fumes can trigger corrosion more quickly. Criteria to take into account before deciding on any product include: ● Increased operating costs ● More rework and rejection ● Environmental concerns ● Early switchover or high waste ● Export regulations