Engineered for single-sheet work, it brings stainless steel sheet to a No.8 / 8K super mirror finish in one pass through the grinding station. Grinding heads remove mill scale and roll marks first, then refine the surface towards 8K mirror. No.8 mirror means the surface reads as glass — the grade used for feature walls, lift cabins and reflective ceilings.
Machine Overview
This grinding machine is configured for No.8 / 8K super mirror finish on stainless steel sheet. Abrasive belt stations are sequenced coarse to fine, so 8K mirror is reached by controlled stock removal rather than polishing alone.
What Sets It Apart
- A central lubrication point serves the main bearings, cutting daily service to a few minutes.
- Entry and exit tables are powered, keeping the operator away from the nip points.
- Load is spread across the full face of the roll, preventing the ridge that shows as a line in reflected light.
- Emergency stop and overload protection are wired into every station, not just the main drive.
Common Uses
- mirror-finish door skins
- fabrication shops working cut-to-length sheet
- art installations and sculpture
- reception and lobby feature panels
Packing & Delivery
Export packing for sea freight, 30 days lead time from deposit, and installation supervision with operator training on request.
FAQ
What grades of stainless steel can this grinding 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.
Can it be reconfigured for a different finish later?
Yes. Changing the abrasive sequence, and the belt or compound grade, moves the machine between finishes on stainless steel sheet. The frame and drive train stay as they are; only the consumables and the stored recipe change.