For thick-gauge work, the line buffing stainless steel plate to a hairline (HL) finish with controlled stock removal. Buffing stations follow the grinding heads, using compound-loaded wheels to bring out hairline. Hairline gives long, unbroken directional lines — the SB / HL look used on facades and lift doors.
It handles work up to 6000 MAX long. The working envelope also covers the total power unit at 150, so the surface stays within tolerance across the batch.
How It Works
This buffing machine is configured for hairline (HL) finish on stainless steel plate. Cloth wheels and compound do the final work, lifting the surface to hairline after the abrasive stations have levelled it.
Installed power is 150.
As specified here — length of sheet 6000 MAX, the total power unit 150, plate width 1250, speed 6~20.
Key Features
- Service access is from the front, so the machine can sit against a wall.
- The workpiece is supported across its full width, preventing the chatter that shows up as a repeating mark.
- Entry and exit tables are powered, keeping the operator away from the nip points.
- The machine can be run in either direction, which helps when a panel has to be re-worked.
Where It Is Used
- decorative interior panels
- wall panelling in public transport hubs
- shopfront framing
- structural steel fabricators
Packing & Delivery
Standard export packing, container shipment, 30 days from deposit. Commissioning and operator training can be arranged after delivery.
FAQ
What is involved in installation?
The machine ships as a complete unit. Foundations, power supply and extraction are the buyer's scope; commissioning and operator training for hairline work are carried out on site after installation.
How is the machine packed and shipped?
Export packing: the buffing machine is protected against moisture and mechanical damage, loaded into a container and secured for sea freight. Documentation and the packing list travel with the shipment.