Scratch-resistant! A stainless steel press plate that dramatically reduces the occurrence of scratches through use.
The "2-Rank Hard Press Plate" is more than twice as hard as conventional press plates, making it resistant to scratches. This results in fewer instances of scratch removal polishing or replacement, allowing it to be used approximately four times longer than traditional products. The hardness of this product is 1000 HV, which is about five times that of general stainless steel and about 2.5 times that of conventional press plates. 【Features】 ■ More than twice as hard and resistant to scratches compared to conventional press plates ■ Dramatically reduces the occurrence of scratches through use ■ Less reduction in plate thickness due to cleaning and polishing ■ Can be used more than four times longer than conventional press plates ■ Available in two types of material steel, allowing selection based on the thickness of the copper foil *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Costs incurred due to scratches on the press plate】 ■ Costs for checking and managing the presence or absence of scratches ■ Costs related to re-polishing to remove scratches ■ Costs for purchasing a new press plate for replacement *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Taiwa Industries has been consistently involved in stainless steel and polishing since its establishment. Through our stainless steel polishing business and coil center operations, we have solved various challenges and provided optimal and high-quality products. We will continue to address issues related to stainless steel and expand its possibilities.
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