[Explanatory Material] Does it Rust? The Compatibility of Disinfectants and Stainless Steel Containers
Have you ever wondered if it's okay to put disinfectant in a stainless steel container?
Recently, there hasn't been a day when I haven't seen alcohol or sodium hypochlorite solution set up. At your company as well, - You may have purchased disinfectants to maintain the hygiene environment within the company. - You may be preparing and distributing disinfectants to ensure the health of employees. You might be buying large quantities, such as in bulk cans or bag-in-boxes, and then dividing them into smaller portions. Additionally, depending on the type of disinfectant, there may be a need to dilute it, and in such cases, "stainless steel products suitable for portioning" are recommended. In this document, in addition to addressing the question, "How compatible are disinfectants and stainless steel?", we will introduce two stainless steel products that are ideal for portioning disinfectants. *This document can be viewed immediately by clicking the PDF download button.
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Table of Contents 1. Is it safe to store disinfectant in stainless steel containers? —Compatibility of disinfectant and stainless steel —Compatibility of disinfectant and seals 2. Two optimal stainless steel products for storing and dispensing disinfectant —"Level gauge and valve sealed container" that can be used for both storage and dispensing —"High sanitary beaker" that is easy to pour into small-mouthed containers 3. Conclusion—Alcohol can be used without any issues
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Stainless steel containers with a spout are ideal for portioning liquids.
