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Meitengqi Grinding Stone Renovation Machine: The Relationship Between Technology, Cost, and Quality

Release time:

2023-11-10 16:49

Stone Renovation Machine Can we use Metengqi's floor grinder?

The answer is yes, it's possible. Whether it’s the quality of the polishing pads, the precise grinding time for each grit, the specific finish requirements, or edge finishing—every step is held to stringent standards. When selecting crystallization materials, companies carefully match the chosen products to the unique properties, structure, and characteristics of the stone material itself. Of course, adhering to these rigorous standards inevitably leads to increased costs in terms of material expenses, labor time, and overall project management. In contrast, non-specialized companies often cut corners by using minimal consumables, opting for rapid, low-quality products that deliver inconsistent results. For instance, when it comes to grinding—from the initial 50# grit onward—professional maintenance firms ensure that the surface is perfectly smooth, free of visible cuts or adhesive marks. Only after this meticulous process is completed do they assess whether additional re-gluing is necessary.

Stone Renovation Machine Non-professional companies may not always refine work to this level of precision—some simply remove the offset printing marks, leaving the cut edges still uneven and unpolished. Procedures like 100# or 150#, followed by 400# or 500#, are crucial steps for eliminating the traces of previous sanding and initiating the polishing process. Professional care companies meticulously inspect each grit during the sanding sequence, ensuring that no earlier grit marks remain as the process advances to higher numbers—and that every step meets its intended standard. In contrast, non-professional companies typically follow a straightforward approach, advancing through grit numbers without rigorously checking whether each stage has achieved the required finish, or even lacking awareness of what those specific requirements actually entail.