Polishing Wheels in Precision Manufacturing

Flannel Wheels Made from soft flannel cloth, these wheels are suitable for polishing the edges and surfaces of workpieces. They excel at gently removing minor scratches and blemishes, preparing the surface for subsequent finer polishing.

Felt Wheels Crafted from wool or synthetic fibers, felt wheels are particularly well-suited for the fine polishing of hard materials like glass. Their dense structure and good elasticity allow them to provide an excellent polishing effect without leaving new scratches.

Polyurethane Wheels Known for their exceptional wear resistance, polyurethane wheels are widely used in automated polishing operations. They maintain stability under high temperatures and pressures, adapt to the varying hardness of workpieces, and swiftly complete large-area polishing tasks.

Composite Wheels Combining the advantages of flannel, felt, and polyurethane materials, composite wheels feature a multi-layer design that enables multiple uses with a single wheel. Highly versatile, they demonstrate unique strengths when handling complex shapes or special requirements, making them very suitable for jobs that demand high-quality polishing.

BK & BD Wheels BK wheels are primarily used for polishing around glass edges, boasting high wear resistance and effective scratch removal; while BD wheels, suitable for shaping into various forms, are used for polishing furniture glass, water meter glass, etc., and are known for their excellent elasticity and polishing efficiency.

Water Straw Wheel (10S40) The water straw wheel, specified as 10S40, is designed for use on straight line machines and beveling machines. This type of wheel does not require additional oiling during the polishing process, featuring a simple structure and convenient usage. As a type of pressed flat wheel, it is made from several layers of canvas, felt, or leather, clamped on both sides by metal plates. The wheel's edge is coated with a polishing agent mixed from fine abrasive powder and grease, which under high-speed rotation, rolls and micro-cuts the workpiece surface to achieve a bright finish.

In summary, selecting the appropriate polishing wheel is crucial for enhancing process quality, saving costs, and improving production efficiency. Each type of polishing wheel has its unique material and structure, determining its optimal application area. When faced with different polishing tasks, choosing and using the right polishing wheel will directly impact the final polishing outcome and product quality.