Electroplated gold legs, white liftable office chair

Is polishing performed in the post-processing stage of the electroplated gold-legged white liftable office chair? What is the specific process of polishing?

The company covers an area of ​​about 60,000 square meters and is equipped with various advanced production equipment to ensure strong production capacity and the ability to flexibly respond to various order requirements. In terms of quality control, Anji Beifeite has implemented strict management measures in every link from raw material procurement to finished product delivery. This persistent pursuit of quality is not only reflected in the careful selection of raw materials, but also throughout the entire production process, including processing, assembly, testing and other links.

Especially in the post-processing stage of the product, Anji Beifeite is even more meticulous and adopts a series of advanced processing technologies to ensure the perfect presentation of the final product. For high-end products such as the electroplated gold-legged white liftable office chair, the processing process of the electroplated gold legs is particularly critical, which is directly related to the appearance, texture, durability and overall beauty of the product.

Is polishing performed?
The answer is yes. In the production process of the electroplated gold-legged white liftable office chair, the post-processing stage of the electroplated gold legs does include the important link of polishing. Polishing is not only to remove minor defects that may occur during the electroplating process, such as bubbles and scratches, but also to further enhance the gloss and flatness of the metal surface, so that the electroplated gold legs present a brighter and delicate golden luster, thereby enhancing the overall beauty and luxury of the product.

Anji Beifeite Furniture Co., Ltd. adopts an advanced and sophisticated process in the polishing process, which specifically includes the following steps:
Pretreatment: Before polishing, the electroplated gold legs need to be pretreated first. This step mainly includes cleaning and degreasing to ensure that the metal surface is clean and free of dirt, laying a good foundation for subsequent polishing work. Cleaning usually uses a special cleaning agent, which is carried out by soaking, brushing or spraying to thoroughly remove impurities such as grease, dust, etc. on the metal surface.

Rough polishing: After the pretreatment is completed, the rough polishing stage begins. The purpose of rough polishing is to remove larger defects generated during the electroplating process, such as uneven surfaces, larger scratches, etc. Rough polishing usually uses coarser abrasives, such as diamond grinding wheels, sanding belts, etc., to perform preliminary polishing of the metal surface by mechanical friction. This step requires strict control of the abrasive particle size and grinding intensity to avoid excessive damage to the metal surface.

Intermediate polishing: After the rough polishing is completed, the intermediate polishing stage begins. The purpose of intermediate polishing is to further refine the roughness of the metal surface and remove the fine scratches and wear marks that may be produced during the rough polishing process. Intermediate polishing usually uses finer abrasives, such as fine grinding wheels, polishing cloths, etc., and through more detailed polishing, the metal surface gradually becomes smooth and delicate.

Fine polishing: After the intermediate polishing is completed, the fine polishing stage begins. Fine polishing is the last and most critical step in the polishing process. The purpose of fine polishing is to make the metal surface achieve extremely high gloss and flatness, presenting a bright golden luster. Fine polishing usually uses extremely fine polishing paste or polishing liquid, combined with soft polishing cloth or polishing wheel. During the fine polishing process, the polishing time and intensity need to be strictly controlled to avoid excessive wear or scratches on the metal surface.

Inspection and protection: After polishing, the electroplated gold legs need to be strictly inspected to ensure their surface gloss, flatness and flawlessness. After passing the inspection, the electroplated gold legs also need to be protected, such as spraying protective paint, to enhance their corrosion resistance and durability.