Sheet Metal Finishing
Sheet metal finishing is an important step during manufacturing. It allows for raw parts and sheets to be refined into superior products with enhanced appearance and functionality. Various finishes like a grain finish for example can be applied.
Advantages of Surface Finishing Sheet Metal
Improved paint adhesion: A rough surface is particularly suitable for paint adhesion.
Aesthetics: Finely polished sheet metal parts have a particularly attractive appearance.

The roller fleece brush consists of a core which is surrounded by abrasive fabric.
The roller fleece brush produces a very uniform finish on sheet metal.
The surface finishing results can be influenced by the choice varying abrasive material and grit of the roller fleece brush.
Surface Finishing Sheet Metal with a Wide Belt

Wide belt units are probably the most frequently used units for surface finishing. Here, an abrasive belt is guided and driven between two rollers. One roller is only used for deflection while the other presses the belt onto the sheet metal surface. Scratches are removed from the surface of the sheet metal. The desired surface finish can also be achieved at the same time. The abrasive belts utilized are available in different abrasive materials and grits, thus influencing the removal rate and roughness of the surfaces in various degrees.
The final surface result is a combination of the machine, tools, processing settings, and throughput speed.


