When selecting a dry polishing machine manufacturer and specific model, it is recommended that the purchaser follow these steps:
Clarify your core needs: First, list in detail the large dimensions of the workpiece to be processed, its material, daily/monthly processing volume, target surface finish (e.g., deburring, chamfering, mirror finish), and the existing space and power configuration in your workshop. This is the foundation for effective communication with suppliers.
Request on-site testing and data verification: Do not make decisions based solely on promotional materials. Provide potential suppliers with workpieces and request actual processing tests at their factory or existing customer sites. Carefully observe and record single-processing time, surface uniformity, and abrasive wear, and request detailed test results.
In-depth evaluation of the manufacturer's full-cycle service capabilities: In addition to equipment price, focus on evaluating:
Technical support: Does the manufacturer provide mature initial process guidance? How responsive is their technical team?
After-sales service: Understand the specific warranty terms (e.g., Jingyi Technology provides a one-year warranty for the entire machine), fault response mechanisms, and spare parts supply cycles.
Potential for continued cooperation: Is the manufacturer willing and able to jointly explore and optimize polishing processes based on future new product development needs?
