CNC precision deburring: how polyurethane polishing heads become stainless steel processing tools

In the processing of stainless steel products, deburring is a key process that directly affects the quality and performance of the product. Polyurethane polishing heads, as an advanced tool that combines the characteristics of elastomers with grinding functions, have demonstrated unique value in this field.
The polyurethane polishing head is made using a special foaming process and contains uniformly distributed micro porous structures and abrasive components inside. This design ensures both appropriate elasticity and good wear resistance. When processing stainless steel surfaces, the elasticity of the tool can adapt to the contour of the workpiece, ensuring that scratches or wiring problems that are easily caused by traditional hard grinding tools will not occur during the polishing process.
In terms of processing efficiency, polyurethane polishing heads exhibit significant advantages. Its uniform particle size distribution and stable material structure enable the rapid and uniform removal of burrs on the surface of stainless steel, while maintaining the integrity of the substrate. This uniform material removal characteristic is particularly suitable for stainless steel products that require high surface smoothness, and can effectively avoid dimensional deviations caused by excessive local polishing.