Polishing Wheel

  Polishing Wheels are widely used in glass machinery for the final stage of polishing and fine finishing of glass edges. These wheels are typically made from cork or a cork-rubber composite, which is soft enough to provide a smooth finish while still being durable for glass applications. The use of water during polishing helps to cool the glass surface and avoid damage or cracking.

Features of Water Felt Wheels:

Soft Composition: The cork-based material allows for gentle polishing, making it ideal for achieving high-quality, scratch-free glass surfaces.

Water Lubrication: Water is used as a cooling and lubricating agent during the polishing process, reducing heat generation and improving the overall finish.

Compatibility: They are often used after diamond grinding wheels for fine finishing and are suitable for various glass edge shapes such as flat, bevel, and ogee edges.

Durability: Though softer than diamond wheels, water felt wheels are highly durable and can be used for extended periods in high-volume production environments.

Polishing Wheels are primarily used in:

Glass Edging Machines: To give the final polish to flat or round edges.

Glass Beveling Machines: For polishing beveled edges after rough grinding.

Mirror Finishing: Used to create a smooth, reflective surface on mirrors and other decorative glass products.

Advantages of Using Water Felt Wheels:

Smooth Finish: Essential for achieving a polished, professional glass surface.

Reduced Heat Generation: The combination of soft material and water cooling minimizes the risk of thermal stress and glass cracking.

Cost-Effective: Water felt wheels are generally more affordable than diamond polishing wheels, making them a cost-effective option for the final polishing stage.

These wheels are crucial for achieving a high-quality, flawless finish in the final stages of glass processing, particularly in industries like automotive glass, architecture, and furniture glass production.

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