Product Positioning

Surface Conditioning Pads for Pre-Polish Preparation and Consistent Texture

Nonwoven polishing pads are positioned as pre-polish and texture-control media in finishing processes, optimized for low heat, low gouging risk, and consistent surface texture—used for refining, blending, light film removal, and preparing surfaces before polishing.
Compared with scouring pads, they behave more like process-grade conditioning pads: typically finer, more stable in texture output, and better for cosmetic consistency—widely used on stainless, aluminum, and hardware components.

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Technical Specifications

Configurable by Density, Grade and Format

Item	Specification
Product Type	Non-woven Polishing Pads / Scouring Pads
Material	Non-woven fiber web + Premium abrasive system
Format	Discs / Sheets / Rolls / Laminated Pads
Grades	Coarse / Medium / Fine / Very Fine
Dimensions	Fully customizable to client specifications
Abrasive Grain	Aluminum Oxide (AO) / Silicon Carbide (SC), etc.
Thickness/Density	Adjustable thickness and density options available
Max RPM	Marked according to product format and safety standards

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Engineering Comparison

Polishing Pads vs Scouring Pads: Different Intent

Comparison	Nonwoven Polishing Pads	Scouring Pads
Primary intent	pre-polish prep/blending	cleaning/oxide removal
Texture consistency	★★★★★	★★★★
Cleaning strength	★★★	★★★★★
Typical grades	finer/finishing	wide range (coarse–fine)
Cosmetic suitability	★★★★★	★★★★
Process stage	fine sand → polish	clean → condition → next

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Processing Logic

Micro-Abrasion + Fiber Wiping Prepares a Polish-Ready Surface

The operating logic is surface conditioning:

• Micro-abrasion reduces peaks and improves tactile/reflection uniformity;
• The fiber structure wipes and homogenizes the surface, transitioning from random scratches to controlled texture;
• Often used as a critical pre-polish step—reduce deep scratch variability first, then move to wool/cloth wheels and polishing compounds.

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Backing Structure & Performance Limits

Excellent for Blending and Prep, Not Heavy Cleaning or Removal

• Strengths: stable texture output, low heat, high cosmetic consistency
• Limits: not for heavy contamination, thick oxide, or heavy coating residue—use coarse scouring pads or sandpaper/belts first

Too coarse leaves visible texture; too fine reduces productivity—grade must match the process target

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Machine Compatibility & Operating Conditions

Hand Pads, Polishers, and Conditioning Stations

Use: hand application with holders; polishers/sanders/conditioning machines depending on format

• Recommended: medium to low pressure, stable speed, continuous movement—texture uniformity is the priority
• Process integration: typically after fine sanding and before polishing, acting as a “texture stabilization layer”

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Typical Applications & Industries

Stainless and Aluminum Cosmetic Finishing, Pre-Polish Prep

• Stainless cosmetic parts: blending, refinement, pre-polish base preparation
• Aluminum parts: surface homogenization, light film handling, polish transition
• Hardware/decorative components: streak control, reduced rework
• Pre-/post-coating: localized refinement and texture unification (grade-dependent)

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Range & Recommended Use

Grade Strategy for Conditioning and Pre-Polish

Nonwoven polishing pads are specified by grades (Coarse/Medium/Fine/Very Fine) or finish outcomes:

• Medium: general blending and scratch unification after sanding (most common)
• Fine: cosmetic refinement and reduced visible texture
• Very Fine: final pre-polish conditioning for higher reflectivity uniformity
• Coarse: only for faster blending/light film removal (risk of visible texture)

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OEM & ODM Capability

Finish-Outcome Customization

OEM/ODM supported:

Nonwoven density/thickness, abrasive system and grades, color coding, disc/sheet/roll sizing, laminated backings (hook & loop/PSA/fiber backings), and private label/packaging—engineered for target finish outcomes (gloss, texture coarseness, reflection uniformity) and takt time.

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Why Choose Us

Pre-Polish Consistency Requires Density and Grade Control

Pre-polish work must be repeatable:

Nonwoven density and grade stability determine texture uniformity; abrasive distribution and bonding stability define productivity and wear curve. We engineer for batch consistency to reduce streak variation and rework.

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Usage & Storage Recommendations

Keep the Finish Uniform—Use Light Pressure and Clean Pads

Use medium to low pressure with stable speed and continuous movement; avoid over-compressing the nonwoven which causes uneven texture and heat

Before polishing, ensure deep scratches are within acceptable limits, then use pads to unify texture

Clean dust/residue after use to prevent secondary scratching and streak variation

Store dry and shaded; avoid moisture and compression that can change density; reseal after opening