Common polishing methods include mechanical polishing, chemical polishing and electrochemical polishing, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. The specific choice depends on the structure and size of stainless steel products and product performance requirements.
1. Mechanical stainless steel polishing.
The utility model has the advantages of good flatness and high brightness of the processed parts. Its disadvantages are high labor intensity, serious pollution, and the complex parts can not be processed, and its luster is not consistent, the luster is not kept for long, and it is dull and rusty. It is suitable for processing simple parts, medium and small products.
2. Chemical stainless steel polishing.
Its advantages are less investment in processing equipment, complex parts can be thrown, fast speed, high efficiency and good corrosion resistance. Its disadvantages are poor brightness, gas overflow, need of ventilation equipment, and difficult heating. It is suitable for processing small batches of complex parts and products with low brightness requirements for small parts.
3. Electrochemical stainless steel polishing
The utility model has the advantages of long mirror luster, stable process, less pollution, low cost and good corrosion resistance. Its disadvantages are high pollution prevention, large one-time investment in processing equipment, tooling and auxiliary electrodes for complex parts, and cooling facilities for mass production. It is suitable for mass production and mainly used for high-end products,
Export products, tolerance products, their processing technology is stable, simple operation.
