Sanitary Ware and Faucet Polishing
Sanitary ware and faucet polishing requires a two-step process: cutting with sisal airway or ventilated sisal buffs, followed by mirror finishing with non woven airway or cotton airway wheels. Airway and ventilated wheel structures allow airflow during polishing, reducing heat build-up on long cycles. Wheel centres...
The Short Version
Sanitary ware and faucet polishing requires a two-step process: cutting with sisal airway or ventilated sisal buffs, followed by mirror finishing with non woven airway or cotton airway wheels. Airway and ventilated wheel structures allow airflow during polishing, reducing heat build-up on long cycles. Wheel centres use 2 inch, 2.5 inch, or 5 inch iron claws, or iron plates with round or hexagon holes.
Where It Goes Wrong
- Manual buffing wheel production leads to inconsistent ply spacing and uneven cutting pressure
- Hand assembly of sisal or cotton wheels causes variable finish quality across shifts
- Different suppliers for fabric, sisal, and tooling result in mismatched machine settings
- Changing wheel structures for new fittings requires retraining and new tooling setup
What Buyers Need
- A forming machine that maintains consistent wheel geometry across shifts
- Tooling compatible with 2 inch, 2.5 inch, and 5 inch iron claws and iron plates
- Raw materials matched to machine settings for consistent performance
- English-language machine interface and operator training for clear operation
Typical Situations
- A sanitary ware factory adding a 500 mm airway buff line for chrome fittings using sisal and non woven materials
- A faucet polishing line upgrading from hand-made wheels to a CRA-800 forming machine
- A workshop producing both brass and chrome fittings needing interchangeable wheel structures
- A facility using ventilated sisal buffs for deep cutting and cotton airway wheels for mirror finish
How The Work Runs
Step 1
Bias cutting and rolling on the CRA-500 to feed fabric into the former on the bias
Step 2
Forming on the CRA-800 for 200 to 600 mm wheels or CRA-300 for 100 to 250 mm iris wheels
Step 3
Pressing on the CRA-600 buffing polishing wheel pressing machine
Step 4
Edge and trim cutting on the CRA-700
Step 5
Sewing where needed on an SG01M spiral stitch machine or one metre long arm machine
Products For This Work
Polish Buffs Rakes for Raising and Shaping Sisal Cotton Buffing Wheel
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8447 Red Nonwoven Polish Disc
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Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring
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Triangle Teeth Iron Clinch Ring/Hoops/staples for Airway Buffs
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Sisal Buffs
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Bias Cotton Airway/Airflow Polish Buffs
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Bias Sisal Corrugated Polish Buffs
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Sisal Rope Buffs Forming Machine
View DetailsDelivery And Terms
- 5 to 15 workdays from stock, 15 to 60 workdays made to order depending on quantity and model
- Free sample testing on the buyer's own material, buyer covers freight
- 100% in advance up to 10000 USD, 30% T/T deposit above that with balance before shipment
- Installation and operation training with lifetime free consulting
- After sales feedback within 0 to 24 hours
Sanitary Ware and Faucet Polishing FAQ
Can you supply a complete line for sanitary ware polishing?
Yes. A standard line includes CRA-500, CRA-800 or CRA-300, CRA-600, and CRA-700, quoted together.
Will the forming machine work with our iron claws?
The CRA-800 and CRA-300 accept 2 inch, 2.5 inch, and 5 inch iron claws and iron plates with round or hexagon holes. Send us your centre type.
Do you supply sisal, non woven, and cotton fabric?
Yes. Treated fabric cloth, sisal cloth, non woven cloth, poplin cotton fabric, iron plates, and clinch rings are all available.
What output can we expect from the CRA-800?
The CRA-800 is rated up to 5000 pieces per day with one operator. Actual output depends on diameter, ply count, and material.
What voltage is standard for the machines?
380 V three phase four wire, customisable for the destination market.
How do we get a quotation?
Send the wheel sizes, structures, and monthly volume needed on WhatsApp or by email and we quote the machine list.
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