The stainless bar has a low surface friction. The bars could stay stable, no matter how the temperature changes, no matter you place them indoor or outdoor, as they’re UV resistant. Chlorine ion is the most corrosive hazard to the metals, unless you drop the Stainless Steel Barbell into the s...
Cleaning the Stainless Steel Barbell, includes two sections: Shaft: NEVER use iron brush or other metal scrubs, or abrasive powders or brass cleaners, basic the finger print would be removed by alcohol and organic solvent, and then wash them off by warm water, soft cloth or mild detergent wou...
Firstly, we might have a question: Will a stainless steel barbell rust? Now we know the answer is yes, but it’s still easy to do the maintenance. And the only thing is to keep the surface dry and clean. After cleaning the barbell, we would need to wipe the surface especially the knurling by using mi...
Chrome Vs Stainless Steel Barbell Here we would discuss hard chrome vs stainless steel barbell : 1. Price: no doubt Chrome Barbell is cheaper than Stainless Steel Olympic Barbell; 2. Durability: hard chrome on barbell shaft will wear off one day, stainless steel bar won’t; 3. PSI and whip, depends o...
Regarding the difference between cerakote vs stainless steel barbell, will discuss in several aspects below: 1) Price: cerakoate or ceramic coated barbell is cheaper than stainless steel; 2) Knurling: Stainless steel Olympic bar is awesome in knurling, it’s bare bar without coating, so talking about...
The principle a stainless steel barbell being stainless, is that when the stainless steel is exposed to the air, the surface will generate a very thin chromium oxide layer, which isolates the steel from air. So it’s not a easy thing to make a stainless steel barbell rust, but there is also a...
