How to maintain the aluminum handles?

 

 

 

​The key to maintaining an aluminum alloy handle is regular cleaning, proper lubrication, rust prevention and careful use. Here are the specific steps and advice:

1. Clean: Use a soft dry cloth regularly to clean the outer surface of the aluminum handle to remove dust and dirt. When there is severe perspiration, oil stains, or dust on the surface of the handle, a dry cloth dipped in a moderate quantity of talcum powder may be used to rub it vigorously, and restore the brightness of the handle. Be careful to avoid cleaners that contain acid, alkali, or corrosive substances, as they may corrode the metal surface, causing oxidation and rust, and shortening the lifespan of the handle.

2. Lubrication: Moving parts of the aluminum alloy handle, such as rotating or stretching sections, need to be regularly coated with the appropriate amount of lubricating oil to maintain smooth operation. Lubrication not only extends the life of the handle, but also makes the operation easier.

 

 

 

3. Rust prevention: If rust is found on the surface of an aluminum alloy handle, it should be removed immediately with abrasive paper and then sprayed with rust-resistant paint to prevent further corrosion. Rust prevention protects the handle from environmental factors and extends its lifespan.

4. Careful use: When using an aluminum alloy handle, it is important to avoid excessive force or improper manipulation to prevent damage to the handle.  In particular, children should be taught not to use door handles as toys and to avoid hanging or shaking them to prevent accidents or damage to the door.

By following these steps and suggestions, aluminum alloy handles can be effectively maintained and preserved, maintaining their good appearance and functionality, and extending their lifespan. Regular inspections and maintenance are also critical, allowing for the timely discovery and handling of potential problems.