Polishing Services

Polishing is a widely used surface finishing process that enhances the smoothness and flatness of parts through mechanical, chemical, or electrochemical methods. It improves both the aesthetic appearance and functional performance, including better corrosion resistance and cleanliness.

What is Polishing?

Polishing is a finishing process that removes surface imperfections, scratches, and oxide layers using abrasive or chemical methods, resulting in either a glossy mirror-like finish or a smooth semi-gloss finish.

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Why Choose Polishing ?

  • Enhances aesthetic appearance of parts

  • Improves smoothness and reduces friction

  • Increases corrosion resistance and durability

  • Prepares parts for further finishing (e.g., plating, coating)

  • Removes burrs and ensures assembly precision

Polishing Surface Finishing Parameters

ParameterRange / Description
GlossHigh-gloss, mirror, matte
Surface RoughnessRa 0.05 – Ra 1.6 μm
Surface Hardness ImpactNegligible
Wear ResistanceMedium (can be improved with coatings)
ColorNatural metal color, reflective finish
Applicable SizeFrom micro parts to large components
MaskingAvailable for threads or precision areas
Appearance ConsistencyHigh uniformity for decorative parts

Detail of Polished part

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Materials Suitable for Polishing

 

Material Type Example Grades
Stainless Steel SUS304, SUS316, SUS430
Aluminum Alloys6061, 5052, 7075
Copper & AlloysH62, H65, C1100
Titanium & AlloysTA2, TC4
Carbon SteelQ235, 45# Steel
Plastics (selected)PC, PMMA, ABS

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Applications of Polished Parts

  • Automotive components (trim, housings, interior parts)

  • Medical instruments (surgical tools, implants)

  • Aerospace parts (titanium components, precision parts)

  • Consumer electronics (phone casings, metal decorations)

  • Furniture hardware (handles, decorative parts)

Polished Part Case Studies

Frequently Asked Questions

No significant change. Material removal is minimal, usually within a few microns.

Polishing improves corrosion resistance by making the surface smoother. For harsh environments, protective coatings or plating are recommended.

Yes. Polishing is often a key pretreatment step before plating or painting to achieve superior finish.

Typically 3–7 days depending on material, size, and surface requirements.

Pricing depends on material type, dimensions, finish requirements (mirror or matte), and order quantity. A detailed quotation is provided upon request.