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The two core components of flexible polishing are the Force Control Floating Polishing Head and the Radial Floating Main Shaft. Beijing Stier CNC possesses expertise in both of these core self-developed technologies. Many customers are unable to distinguish the scenarios in which each device is suitable. This article provides a clear analysis of the differences between the two and their combination options.
The core advantage of the Force Control Floating Grinding Head is its constant force control. It adjusts the grinding force using pressure sensors, making it suitable for thin-walled parts, mirror polishing, and workpieces that are prone to deformation from pressure. The radial floating main shaft features 360° angle position compensation, utilizing a universal floating mechanism to accommodate contour deviations. It is commonly used for thick castings, irregular edges, and rough polishing of curved weld seams.
The single use scenario is limited, but multiple production lines will be used in combination, taking into account both force and positional compensation. Both types of components from Beijing Stier CNC are entirely self-produced, and they are interoperable and can be freely assembled at the end of robots. All products have undergone high and low temperature, long-term fatigue testing, making them suitable for harsh industrial workshop environments.
The manufacturer can provide samples for free testing. Customers can send their workpieces, which will be demonstrated on-site to showcase the polishing effects. Based on the needs, recommendations will be made for individual components or complete sets. A comprehensive after-sales system covers equipment maintenance, program debugging, and technical upgrades, breaking the high-priced monopoly of imported components and providing cost-effective domestic flexible components options for upgrading polishing automation in China.