Currently, many factories still do polishing with magnesite fickert abrasive and water buff/pressed lux. Polishing with diamond fickert abrasive and resin fickert abrasive has the following advantages:

Save time and labor: Stone polishing tools are known to be non-durable items, which need to be replaced after a short time grinding process. Frequent replacement of abrasive stone do greatly affects workers’ efficiency. Our diamond fickert abrasive feature in long lifespan. It will take about 150~200 sets of magnesite fickerts to polish as much as 1 set of our diamond fickert. So compared with magnesite fickert, our diamond fickert can greatly improve the efficiency while bring down the cost.

Fast grinding: Diamond abrasives are very hard and sharp, which ensure quick grinding and polishing, hence high efficiency.

High quality: Diamond fickert is made of diamond powder and metal material bond. Compared with common silicon carbide abrasives, diamond fickert can make clearer and glossier slab.

Save water and electricity: Diamond fickert abrasive is sharp and fast cutting, so it can polish more slabs in a given period of time, which saves water and electricity and increases marginal benefit.

Environmentally-friendly: It saves materials and greatly reduce the waste.

When polishing with magnesite fickert, polishing machine will report frequent breakdown, due to the great load and loss of the motor, grinding head, grinding claw. So high expenditure in parts of the polishing machine happens. While, the combination of diamond fickert and resin fickert will not only protect the grinding head but also save electricity, that’s why it is highly suggested.

Higher comprehensive benefits: Taking above factors into consideration, diamond fickert can achieve higher grinding efficiency, shorter production leadtime, so more opportunities and profits for businesses.

In the near future, diamond fickert abrasive will completely take place of magnesite fickert abrasive. So combination of diamond fickert abrasive,resin fickert abrasive and buff will become dominant for granite abrasives.