
Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring
The Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring are traditional high end buffing wheels with a flat surface structure, made from natural sisal or resin treated sisal. They are used for polishing and pre-bright finishing of stainless steel, chrome, and iron products such as pots and pans,...
Product Overview
The Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring are traditional high end buffing wheels with a flat surface structure, made from natural sisal or resin treated sisal. They are used for polishing and pre-bright finishing of stainless steel, chrome, and iron products such as pots and pans, tableware, tubes, and pipes. The wheels have high cutting force and are recommended for sanding or matte finish polishing steps. They are formed using bias-cut fabric or sisal and secured with an iron clinch ring. The product is sold in standard sizes and can be customised to special dimensions.
Key Benefits
- High cutting force suitable for sanding and matte finish polishing steps
- Flat surface structure provides consistent contact on flat or curved metal surfaces
- Available in multiple sisal types and resin treated options for different wear and finish needs
- Iron clinch ring ensures secure attachment and durability under high pressure
- Standard sizes cover common applications in cookware, tableware and pipe finishing
- Custom dimensions available to match specific production requirements
Application Scenarios
- A cookware manufacturer needing consistent matte finish on stainless steel pots and pans
- A tableware producer replacing imported buffs with locally made wheels to reduce freight and lead time
- A metal finishing shop adding a high cutting force buff for pre-bright polishing of iron and chrome parts
- A workshop that already uses bias fabric cutting machines and wants to produce finished plane buffs in house
Who It Is For
- Cookware and tableware manufacturers
- Metal finishing shops working with stainless steel, chrome or iron
- Sanitary ware and pipe polishing lines
- Jewellery and small metal part polishing workshops needing high cutting force
Problems It Solves
- Manual buff construction leads to inconsistent ply density and uneven finish quality
- Imported buffs have long lead times and high freight costs for repeated orders
- Lack of standardised flat surface buffs limits consistent performance in sanding and matte polishing
- Inadequate ring attachment causes wheel slippage or deformation under high pressure
Technical Features
- Iron clinch ring with 1.5 mm or 2.0 mm thickness and square teeth for secure grip
- Bias-cut sisal fabric used in construction to maintain structural integrity
- Flat plane surface structure for even contact on metal surfaces
- Four-ply construction standard across all sizes for consistent performance
- Available with untreated natural sisal or resin treated sisal in yellow, blue, green, red
- Inner diameter and outer diameter dimensions specified in inches for standardisation
Specifications
| Model | Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring |
|---|---|
| Inner Diameter | 10 inch to 20 inch |
| Outer Diameter | 3 inch to 9 inch |
| Ply Count | 4 ply |
| Sisal Types | Africa white sisal 10×8, Brazil sisal, China Guangxi sisal 8×7 |
| Sisal Treatment | Untreated natural, resin treated in yellow, blue, green, red |
| Iron Ring Thickness | 1.5 mm or 2.0 mm |
| Ring Teeth | Square teeth |
| Standard Sizes | 10x3x4p, 12x3x4p, 14x3x4p, 16x3x4p, 14x5x4p, 16x5x4p, 18x5x4p, 20x5x4p, 14x7x4p, 16x7x4p, 18x7x4p, 20x7x4p, 18x9x4p, 20x9x4p |
| Custom Sizes | Available on request |
Values taken from the manufacturer data for this model. Anything not listed is confirmed on request before order.
Materials
- Africa white sisal 10×8
- Brazil sisal
- China Guangxi sisal 8×7
- Untreated natural sisal
- Resin treated sisal in yellow, blue, green, red
- Iron clinch ring with 1.5 mm or 2.0 mm thickness and square teeth
Manufacturing And Process
Step 1
Prepare bias-cut sisal fabric or cloth using a CRA-500 bias cutting and rolling machine or equivalent
Step 2
Load the fabric roll and select the target inner diameter and outer diameter
Step 3
Assemble the four-ply stack using the selected sisal type and treatment
Step 4
Place the iron clinch ring on the centre and press the stack into the ring using a forming machine
Step 5
Trim the outer edge to final shape and size using a trimming machine
Step 6
Inspect the finished buff for ply alignment, ring fit, and surface uniformity before packaging
Quality Control
- Ply count verified at 4 layers across all standard and custom sizes
- Iron clinch ring checked for square teeth depth and thickness (1.5 mm or 2.0 mm)
- Sample buffs tested for ring retention and surface flatness before shipment
- Free sample testing available using the buyer's own sisal material
- Inspection includes checking for loose or misaligned plies and uneven surface
Customization Options
- Custom inner and outer diameters available upon request
- Custom ply count possible for special applications
- Sisal type and treatment selected based on customer's material preference
- Iron ring thickness and tooth profile matched to customer’s mounting system
- Packaging and marking tailored to buyer’s branding or shipping requirements
Compared With The Alternatives
| CRA-800 Bias Airway Buffs Forming Machine | The CRA-800 forms ventilated airway wheels with internal airflow channels; this product is a flat plane surface wheel without ventilation |
|---|---|
| CRA-360 Airflow Corrugated Buffs Making Machine | The CRA-360 forms corrugated or weave structure buffs with raised ridges; this product has a flat surface with no corrugation |
| Manual plane buff construction | Hand assembly leads to inconsistent ply spacing and ring fit; machine forming ensures repeatable structure and performance |
Use Guide
- Use only bias-cut sisal or fabric; straight cut material will not form properly
- Select the correct iron clinch ring thickness (1.5 mm or 2.0 mm) based on the mounting hole size
- Resin treated sisal requires lower batching speed to avoid fibre breakage during forming
- Inspect the iron ring for square teeth alignment before loading the fabric stack
- Keep the ply stack aligned during loading to prevent edge curling or uneven wear
Bias Sisal Plane Polish Buffs with Iron Ring FAQ
What is the standard ply count?
Four ply (4p) across all standard sizes.
Can I get custom sizes?
Yes, custom inner and outer diameters are available on request.
What sisal types are available?
Africa white sisal 10×8, Brazil sisal, and China Guangxi sisal 8×7.
Are resin treated options available?
Yes, in yellow, blue, green, and red colors.
What iron ring thicknesses are used?
1.5 mm or 2.0 mm with square teeth.
What is the lead time?
5 to 15 workdays if in stock, otherwise 15 to 60 workdays depending on quantity and model.
What are the payment terms?
Orders up to 10000 USD are 100% in advance. Above 10000 USD it is 30% T/T deposit with the balance before shipment.
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