The core value of the grinder lies in 'making rough surfaces smooth'. I have summarized the 8 most popular scenarios among overseas customers, each with corresponding operation tips. In concrete floor construction, I usually adopt the 'cross grinding method', first grinding horizontally and then vertically, which can avoid scratches, especially suitable for large-area floors such as shopping malls and airports. Last year, the grinder provided to a shopping mall in Dubai was equipped with 12 sets of diamond grinding discs, enabling one-stop operations from coarse grinding to fine grinding, with a construction efficiency 40% higher than similar products. Stone processing is a popular export scenario. Polishing marble and granite requires precise control of speed. Our SM-600 series has an adjustable speed range of 500-3000 revolutions per minute. When used with sponge grinding discs, it can achieve a stone glossiness of over 90 degrees. Metal surface rust removal is also an important application. Overseas shipyards and machine factories often need to process steel surfaces. Our grinders are equipped with wire wheel grinding heads, with rust removal efficiency 10 times that of manual work, and can retain the original flatness of the steel. Another export practical tip: when using in Southeast Asia's humid environment, choose a machine with IP54 protection rating; when using in Europe and America's low-temperature environment, electric grinders need to be equipped with low-temperature batteries. These details can make the equipment adapt to different regional climate conditions. In addition, controlling the grinding disc pressure between 5-8kg and maintaining a moving speed of 10cm/second during grinding can make the grinding effect more uniform.
