Convolute Wheel are specialized tools used for surface deburring treatment that wind multiple layers of non-woven fabric impregnated with abrasive particles in a specific direction onto a glass fiber core. These self-produced wheels are available in several series, including EXL, LD, CP, RF, and MF.
Advantages and Benefits
Convolute Wheel offer several advantages over traditional non-woven polishing wheels:
Higher Efficiency: Convolute wheel are designed to deliver higher grinding efficiency, enabling quick and effective removal of burrs, oxides, and coatings from the workpiece surface. This helps to expedite the overall production process.
Superior Surface Treatment: The convolute wheel's three-dimensional honeycomb-like structure ensures uniform grinding pressure and results, reducing the occurrence of scratches and heat damage. This structure provides a consistent and precise surface treatment, resulting in a smooth and refined finish.
Customization Options: Our self-produced convolute wheel can be customized to meet 3M and NORTON standards, ensuring compatibility with existing equipment and processes. This allows for seamless integration and consistent performance.
Application Scenarios
Convolute Wheel are suitable for a wide range of surface treatment applications, including:
Metalworking and Fabrication: Convolute wheel are highly effective in the metalworking and fabrication industries. They are used for deburring, cleaning, and polishing metal surfaces, resulting in enhanced surface quality and improved aesthetics.
Woodworking: In woodworking applications, convolute wheel are utilized for sanding and surface preparation tasks. They can remove imperfections, smooth rough surfaces, and prepare the wood for subsequent finishing processes.
Automotive and Aerospace: Convolute wheel find extensive use in the automotive and aerospace industries for surface preparation, cleaning, and finishing applications. They help achieve smooth and polished surfaces on various components, such as engine parts, body panels, and aircraft structures.
