Roughness 0.4 Ra 0.8Stainless Steel Lathe Machining Parts SS316
SS304 CNC parts
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Applications
The main methods of metal mirror polishing include mechanical
polishing, chemical polishing and electrolytic polishing.
Polishing is the process of gradually refining the surface of an
object to obtain a smooth, clean surface or a flat surface finish.
It is designed to remove cuts, scrapes and scratches from metal
surfaces, giving the surface an impeccable shine and appearance.
Mechanical polishing manually removes dents and abrasions from
metal surfaces using tools such as sandpaper, abrasive rods, felt
wheels, polishing sponges and wool berets. High-speed turntables
enable process automation and high-precision results. Mechanical
polishing usually precedes chemical polishing and electrolytic
polishing.
Chemical polishing, on the other hand, removes the unevenness of
the metal surface through a chemical reaction. This method
typically uses a specific chemical solution, such as an acid or
alkali, to react with the metal surface to remove oxides, stains,
or tiny bumps from the surface. Chemical polishing provides a finer
finish to metal surfaces and is suitable for complex shapes and
hard-to-reach areas. However, it is important to note that chemical
polishing requires tightly controlled reaction conditions to avoid
excessive corrosion of the metal.
Electrolytic polishing, on the other hand, is a polishing method
that utilises electrochemical principles. In this process, the
metal workpiece serves as the anode and is connected to the cathode
through an electrolyte. When energised, microscopic projections on
the metal surface are preferentially dissolved, resulting in a flat
and smooth surface. Electrolytic polishing is particularly suitable
for treating metals that are difficult to polish mechanically or
chemically, such as certain high-strength alloys. In addition,
electrolytic polishing allows for a higher surface finish and a
more uniform and consistent treatment process.
1,advantage
High surface brightness
Higher beauty appeal
Enhanced finish
Improve cleaning efficiency
Reduce the risk of surface contamination
Reduced surface area
2,shortcoming
It's not easy.
time-consuming
Risk of poor directional markings
A high level of skill is required
The shine may wear off after a while
Susceptible to rouge deposition and corrosion
Unable to handle complex structural components, such as very soft
metals
The physical strength of the surface may be compromised
| 1 | Anodizing |
| 2 | Sandblasting |
| 3 | Matt anodizing |
| 4 | polish 0.8 |
| 5 | Painting |
| 6 | Brush |
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