What are the characteristics of the three stainless steel polishing methods (polishing machine)

Nowadays, every product has its own unique advantages and disadvantages, and the same is true in the machinery industry. For example, polishing stainless steel with polishing machines varies. For stainless steel parts, the three most commonly used polishing methods are electrochemical polishing, mechanical polishing, and chemical polishing. Each of these methods has its own unique characteristics. Let's take a closer look:

1. The disadvantages of electrochemical polishing are high pollution resistance, high initial investment in processing equipment, the need for tooling and auxiliary electrodes for complex parts, and the need for cooling facilities for mass production. Its advantages are long-lasting mirror gloss, stable process, low pollution, low cost, and excellent corrosion resistance.

2. The disadvantages of mechanical polishing are high labor intensity and severe pollution. It also makes it difficult to process complex parts, resulting in inconsistent gloss and a short-lived finish, dulling, and rusting. Its advantages are excellent flatness and high gloss after processing.

3. The disadvantages of chemical polishing are poor gloss, gas outflow, the need for ventilation, and difficulty in heating. Its advantages are low processing equipment investment, the ability to polish complex parts, high speed, high efficiency, and excellent corrosion resistance.