How Buffing Wheels And Timber Lines Actually Work
Process guides, selection guides and buying checklists written from the machines we build, not from a brochure.
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How an Airway Buffing Wheel Is Made
The four steps of airway buff production: bias cutting, forming at 7 MPa, pressing and edge trimming, with the machine...
Read The GuideSisal Versus Cotton Buffing Wheels
Sisal wheels for sanding and matt finish on metal; cotton wheels for bright finishing. Grades, sizes, and material...
Read The GuideChoosing a Buffing Wheel Centre Iron Claw or Iron Plate
Guide to selecting iron claws or iron plates as wheel centres. Covers sizes, teeth types, tooling requirements, and...
Read The GuideChoosing Between the CRA-300 and CRA-800 Forming Machines
Compare the CRA-300 (100–250 mm) and CRA-800 (200–600 mm) forming machines for airway buffs, including power, pressure,...
Read The GuideWhat Corrugated and Weave Buffs Are Used for
Explains corrugated and weave buffs made from cotton, treated cotton or sisal cloth, with 20 to 44 weave options,...
Read The GuideSelecting Treated Cloth and Fabric for Buffing Wheels
How to choose treated fabric, sisal cloth, and poplin cotton for buffing wheels, including bias cutting, resin...
Read The GuideChoosing a Multi Rip Saw for Square Timber or Round Wood
Guide to selecting the right multi rip saw for round logs, square timber, panels and boards. Includes machine models,...
Read The GuideSaw Blade Grinding and Maintenance for Wood Lines
How to maintain saw blades on multi rip lines using the 025A grinder and 8160B edge cutter, with guidance on when to...
Read The GuideBuying Buff Making Machines from China a Practical Checklist
Practical checklist for buying buff making machines from China: delivery times, payment terms, sample testing,...
Read The GuideAbout The Knowledge Center
Who writes these guides?
Our own engineering and sales team, from the machines and materials in this catalogue.
Can I ask a question that is not covered?
Yes. Send it on WhatsApp or by email and we answer within 0 to 24 hours.
Do you offer training on the machines?
Installation training and operation training come with every machine, plus lifetime free consulting afterwards.
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