The machine takes stainless steel sheet through a controlled polishing sequence and delivers a uniform No.4 satin finish. Abrasive heads run in sequence, each one finer than the last, so the surface moves from a ground state to No.4 satin without changing setup. The result is the familiar brushed satin surface — No.4 — with grain running consistently along the panel.
It takes stock from 0.3-4mm in thickness. The working envelope also covers abrasive belt width at Depending on the sheet width, so the surface stays within tolerance across the batch.
Product Description
This polishing machine is configured for No.4 satin finish on stainless steel sheet. The polishing train combines belt and wheel stations, letting one line cover both stock removal and final No.4 satin.
It handles work up to 2620mm long.
As specified here — no. of working unit 2-3 grinding heads, sheet thickness min / max 0.3-4mm, roller dimensions 300mm, abrasive belt length 2620mm.
Machine Features
- Thickness is set by a calibrated scale rather than by feel, so repeat jobs come out the same.
- The machine can be run in either direction, which helps when a panel has to be re-worked.
- The control system stores recipes per grade and thickness, which shortens changeover between jobs.
- Coated abrasive belts give a controlled, repeatable cut and are changed in minutes rather than hours.
Typical Applications
- subcontract finishers
- handrails and trim sections
- shopfitting and display units
- appliance panels and housings
Packing & Delivery
Standard export packing, container shipment, 30 days from deposit. Commissioning and operator training can be arranged after delivery.
FAQ
What sets the throughput of this machine?
Throughput follows the number of working stations, the width being processed and how far the surface has to be taken — reaching No.4 satin takes more passes than a coarse grind. The specification table above gives the working speed for this machine.
What grades of stainless steel can this polishing machine handle?
The austenitic and ferritic grades used for surface-critical stainless steel sheet work run through it — 304, 316, 430, 439 and 445 among others. The abrasive sequence is matched to the grade, so mixed batches can be run without changing hardware.