The hydraulic joint must be installed well in order to ensure its optimal application. Everyone should be able to reach a consensus on this point, and they should all pay attention to optimizing their installation operations when applying connectors. And for the joint installation, many people are also very aware of the importance of cleaning well and keeping it clean.


For the cleaning of pipelines during installation of hydraulic joints, in addition to kerosene cleaning methods for steel pipes and stainless steel pipes, pickling methods can also be used. However, we should remind everyone that the pickling method is used to clean the pipeline, mainly for steel pipes that have not been pickled before pre-installation and steel pipes that have been pickled but are now severely corroded. For steel pipes that have not been severely rusted and have been pickled, this cleaning method is not suitable. Therefore, whether this method can be used for cleaning should be judged according to the actual situation and cannot be blindly determined.





For the installation of hydraulic joints, the pickling method is used to clean the pipeline. The specific operation method is: first use a degreasing agent to remove the grease adhering to the pipe; then use clean water to remove the dirt on the pipe; then remove the pipe in the pickling solution Rust spots on the wall, rolled iron filings, etc.; the next step is to rinse the attachments produced in the above operation with clean water, and the inside of the pipe is rinsed with high-pressure water; then, the acid solution remaining on the pipe is neutralized with lye.


In the installation of hydraulic joints, the pickling method is used for cleaning. The key point to remind everyone is: After a series of cleaning treatments, the pipes need to be immersed in hot water or steam dried, so as to promote the cleaned pipes. Achieve a dry state as soon as possible. After confirming that the pipe fittings are clean and dry, the installation can be started. Do not directly perform subsequent installation operations when the moisture is not dry.