Description

Description

Cabinet Type Polishing Machine -HP‐2C Model

Model HP‐2C is a metal cabinet-type Metallography Specimen Polishing Machine. This machine has a storage cabinet and cooling system which help to reduce the heat produced during the operation. Inbuilt branded motor with variable rotating speed, it can meet the different demands of different materials when polishing. It is the ideal specimen-preparing instrument for use in factories, scientific research institutes, and laboratories of colleges. It’s, also known as a Cabinet Polisher or Cabinet Polishing System, is a specialized machine used for polishing and finishing various workpieces. It is commonly used in industrial settings, workshops, and manufacturing facilities for surface preparation, deburring, and achieving a smooth, polished finish on a wide range of materials.

Main Components

1. Work Area: This is the enclosed space within the cabinet where the actual polishing takes place. It may vary in size depending on the application and the size of the workpieces being polished.
3. Polishing Media: The cabinet contains various types of polishing media, such as abrasive stones, grinding wheels, polishing pads, or abrasive belts. These media are used to remove imperfections, smooth the surface, and achieve the desired finish.
5. Polishing Motor: The machine is equipped with a motor that drives the polishing media to perform the polishing action. The motor’s speed and power can usually be adjusted to suit different polishing requirements.
7. Dust Collection System: Polishing generates dust and debris, which can be hazardous and affect the quality of the finish. The cabinet typically has a dust collection system to capture and contain these particles, maintaining a clean working environment.
9. Controls: The machine features controls and settings that allow the operator to adjust the speed, pressure, and other parameters to achieve the desired polishing results.
11. Safety Features: To ensure operator safety, Cabinet Type Polishing Machines may have safety interlocks, emergency stop buttons, and protective enclosures to prevent access to moving parts during operation.