Stainless steel sculpture production and processing, installation and maintenance methods

Stainless steel sculpture is a special kind of sculpture among many sculpture crafts. It is mainly made of stainless steel with good performance. And because stainless steel has the characteristics of corrosion resistance, it can be used in sculpture production by the sea, so stainless steel sculpture production What are the processing steps? Next, I will understand in detail: When the cold working method is used for the production and processing of stainless steel sculptures, the workers will divide the outer surface of the entire sculpture into many small pieces, and will treat each piece Numbering. The raw materials used for cold working of stainless steel are stainless steel plates of different thicknesses prepared in advance. Workers need to draw corresponding shapes on the stainless steel plates according to each small area numbered. Since the stainless steel plate is flat, and the appearance of the sculpture works is three-dimensional, one is that the area of u200bu200beach small piece cannot be too large, and each small piece also needs to have a certain degree to facilitate future processing. Installation and maintenance of stainless steel sculpture 1. Installation: The installation method is welding, which is firmer, that is, the skeleton of the sculpture itself is welded with the embedded iron on the base, and the steel bars are welded under the embedded iron. The length and pre-installation of the steel bars are determined according to the size of the sculpture. The size of the buried iron. For the sake of beauty, usually, marble or granite slabs are pasted on the base after the sculpture is installed.　　2. Maintenance: Stainless steel sculptures should be cleaned regularly and placed in a dry environment for protection. It is best to wear gloves when holding it by hand to prevent corrosion by salt in the sweat of the hand. If the dirt on the stainless steel sculpture is too heavy, blow it with a cold-air hair dryer first.　　 Then clean it with a straw brush, and finally finish it with a soft brush. Never use metal polish, water, or any other solvents. That will make the bronzes fade. We can moisten the cotton ball with saliva and wipe it along the cracks in the stainless steel sculptures to avoid omissions. Once a year, give the copperware a thin layer of microcrystalline wax, which is the kind of colorless wax.