Plasma metal polishing machines are used to remove surface imperfections and contaminants from metal surfaces. These machines use a plasma arc to ionize gas molecules, which then react with the metal surface to remove impurities and create a polished finish. The process is non-abrasive and does not require any harsh chemicals or solvents, making it a more environmentally friendly option compared to traditional metal polishing methods. Plasma metal polishing machines are commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing.
The polishing technology used by the plasma polishing machine is a new polishing technology that is completely different from the traditional method. Plasma polishing technology is one of the key technologies for metal surface treatment.
Polishing technology is an indispensable production step in both traditional industries and electronic and digital industries. Polishing is the process of finishing the surface of a workpiece. After the polishing process, the surface roughness of the workpiece is reduced. Generally speaking, along with the increase in gloss, the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of the workpiece are improved to varying degrees after polishing. For example, the roughness is reduced, the smoothness is improved, the corrosion resistance is improved, the notch sensitivity is reduced, the friction coefficient is reduced, and the wear is reduced.
The plasma polishing process is simple to operate: top hanging - electropolishing - water washing - water washing - neutralization - water washing - spraying - ultrasonic wave - drying - bottom hanging - packaging (or other post-processing steps) Process: such as vacuum coating and coating, spraying, etc.).
Although plasma metal polishing machine has problems such as high equipment costs and the need for researchers to continuously improve technology, but its high precision, high efficiency, low pollution and other advantages make it has become one of the main tools in the semiconductor, aerospace, medical, automotive and other industries, but also a future development trend of a direction.
