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Posted on October 9, 2007 by Jon Pow | Posted under Small Business
Finishing Sanders
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The finishing sanders will use a combination of abrasives and brushes to perform the sanding before the stain and sealer is applied, the brushes will back up the abrasives and give the abrasive more sanding power. The development of abrasives and brushes are a major reason why so many cabinet manufactures have invested in these automatic finishing sanders, they work for what they where design for. After stain and sealer is applied its time for the sealer sanding process, where again the finishing sander can be used. The new style finishing sander can now be fitted with two different abrasives grit where one grit will work for the pre-sanding and one grit will work for the sealer sanding. The edge breaking in the pre-sanding process will now help us as sealer sanding can be done with the feed through machine without breaking through the edges of the door. The finishing sander should be able to give you a completely sanded door both in the profile and on the top of the door this will give the top coat a good adhesion from the sanding scratches in the sealer coat. The finishing sander should be able to denib the door so the door feel smooth and all the little bumps are gone. The automatic finishing sander will normally replace human labor with automatic finish sanding this will result in a more uniform product and less sand though on the edges. The machine should be able to do around 300 doors or more an hour depending on conveyor speed. A finishing sander is a very fine sanding machine and the machine will not be able to remove any marks including cross grain scratches from a wide-belt sander or handling marks. The finishing sander works in the very surface of the wood and will not be aggressive enough to remove deep scratches. If sanding is a big bottleneck at your facility a finishing sander might be the solution to your problems. The machines comes in all kind of sizes and some are even demonstrated for potential customers at the customers facility to show the results on the customers doors and with the customers stain and sealer. Make the process of sanding as automatic as possible will free up key personel to do other things and it will give your company a more uniform product to the enduser. About The Author: Jacob Malherbe has been working with Finishing Sanders from QuickWood for over 17 years and can help with any questions about getting into a finishing sander. please visit http://www.quickwood.com |
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