Surface Treatment Equipment
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Our surface treatment equipment is mainly used for grinding, polishing, and cleaning, including magnetic grinding, vibration grinding, flat grinding, drum polishing, and fluid polishing. These equipment can process the surface roughness of materials, remove burrs, protrusions, chamfers, tool marks, scratches, coatings, and oxide layers. Especially the fluid polishing equipment, which uses flowable abrasives and achieves deburring and polishing through the friction and impact between the fluid and the workpiece surface. This new type of polishing equipment is designed to replace traditional manual polishing and is particularly suitable for high-precision parts with hard-to-reach surfaces, internal structures, and complex shapes.
Reciprocating Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Drum Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Small Car Wheel Hub Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Abrasive Fluid Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Single-Flow Fluid Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Single-Flow Fluid Polishing Machine
JC-Q01
Mirror Sandblasting Polishing Machine
Sandblasting Machine
Vibration Grinder
JC-Q01
Magnetic Grinder
C2013
Horizontal Vibration Grinder
JC-Q01
Surface Grinding Machine
JC-Q01
Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine
JC-Q01
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Consistency
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Environmentally Friendly
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Multifunctionality
It can perform multiple functions, including deburring, polishing, cleaning, and rust removal, adapting to the processing needs of different materials and workpieces, providing a one-stop solution.
What is a fluid polishing machine?
A fluid polishing machine is a device that polishes the surface of a workpiece using high-speed flowing fluid media. It utilizes the kinetic energy and pressure of the fluid, combined with polishing media, to create microscopic abrasive action on the workpiece surface, effectively removing burrs, refining the surface, and enhancing smoothness.
How to choose the right grinding and polishing equipment?
When selecting the appropriate grinding and polishing equipment, it is essential to consider the workpiece material, required machining precision, and surface finish requirements. For example, for metal materials, media with moderate hardness and equipment suitable for metal should be chosen; for ceramics or plastics, softer media and lower-speed equipment are recommended. Additionally, if high precision or mirror-like finishes are required, precise polishing equipment and fine abrasives should be selected.
What kind of grinding and polishing media is needed for different materials?
Different materials require different grinding and polishing media. For example, stainless steel is suitable for ceramic or stainless steel media, while aluminum alloys require softer resin or rubber media to avoid surface scratches. Copper alloys commonly use resin or polyurethane media. Titanium alloys require diamond or ceramic media. Ceramic materials are best treated with alumina or silicon carbide media. For plastics and soft materials, soft resin or rubber media are used to protect the surface and achieve uniform polishing.
How to extend the lifespan of polishing equipment?
To extend the lifespan of polishing equipment, it's essential to regularly clean the equipment to remove dust and abrasives, preventing wear. Additionally, periodic inspections and maintenance should be conducted to ensure all components are functioning properly. The equipment should be used appropriately, avoiding overload operations. Finally, using the correct polishing media will help reduce unnecessary wear on the equipment.