Introduction to the Non-Woven Fiber Wheel
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A Non-Woven Fiber Wheel is widely used in various industries for surface treatment tasks such as cleaning, deburring, finishing, and refining. This type of wheel is made from nylon fibers bonded with abrasives, creating a flexible and uniform structure. The Non-Woven Fiber Wheel is valued for its gentle yet effective material removal, making it a popular choice in metalworking, woodworking, and maintenance workshops.

Metal Surface Cleaning in Industrial Workshops

One of the most common applications of a Non-Woven Fiber Wheel is metal surface cleaning. When metal parts accumulate rust, oxidation, or scale during storage or processing, the wheel helps remove these unwanted layers. Its controlled cutting action avoids deep scratches, allowing the cleaned surface to be prepared for further coating, welding, or painting. This makes the Non-Woven Fiber Wheel a practical tool for factories dealing with steel parts and equipment maintenance.

Deburring After Cutting and Machining

During machining, cutting, or stamping, metal parts often develop burrs along the edges. A Non-Woven Fiber Wheel is used to smooth these rough edges without removing excess material. Its flexible structure adapts to shapes and contours, making it suitable for small components and parts with complex geometry. This helps manufacturers achieve consistent edge quality and improves assembly performance.

Blending and Refining Surface Marks

In many production lines, workers use a Non-Woven Fiber Wheel to blend surface marks left by sanding or grinding tools. The wheel creates a more uniform finish, especially on stainless steel, aluminum, and brass. Whether preparing a decorative metal panel or refining a machine part, the Non-Woven Fiber Wheel helps create a smooth, even appearance that supports the next finishing stage.