We can polish stainless steel with a "buffed finish" starting from just one piece.
Buff polishing refers to the process of lightly applying a polishing material to a rotating cloth buff, melting it, and then polishing it into the stainless steel surface. Buff polishing is typically a finishing process, and the main difference from other polishing processes is that it is more about polishing to achieve a shine rather than removing material.
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【Features】 ● The glossy finish gives the product a sense of luxury. ● The smooth surface provides hygiene benefits as well. ● In-house integrated production allows for product creation from scratch. ● Requests for polishing processing only are also welcome.
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Decorative items, monuments, equipment parts, food-related equipment
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Our company accepts a wide range of parts manufacturing, from single items and prototypes to mass production, and we strive to refine our technology every day. Our goal is to ensure that even a single part meets customer satisfaction by focusing on manufacturing that aligns with customer needs, and we are committed to doing our work accurately and carefully. Additionally, all employees hold an Argon Welding Skills License, and we engage in manufacturing based on multi-skilled workers and integrated production. We particularly excel in stainless steel polishing and hairline processing, with a team of skilled technicians. While constantly seeking the advantages of a small elite team, we work daily to provide high-quality products in sheet metal processing and precision sheet metal work.
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