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Robot Parts Industry
Robot parts include robot housings, precision reducer components, joint castings, profile brackets, transmission connectors and gripper jaws. Common materials are aluminum alloy, carbon steel, stainless steel, zinc alloy and engineering plastics, which require high dimensional accuracy, qualified surface condition and good assembly compatibility.
Castings and stamping parts have gates, burrs, tool marks, welds and oxide layers after forming. Insufficient grinding may cause assembly jamming, scratch sealing parts and damage sensors. Some housings need hairline or matte finish to provide a stable base for subsequent painting and anodizing.
Lean Abrasives’s high-precision sanding belts are suitable for continuous grinding and hairline finishing of housings and long profile brackets. Coarse grit belts quickly remove weld marks and excess stock, while fine grit belts create uniform matte or hairline texture to meet appearance requirements of outer casings.
Our flap wheels, sanding discs and abrasive discs are used for targeted deburring and weld blending on irregular joint parts, grippers and narrow corners, fitting complex curved surfaces well. Non-woven polishing brushes and nylon roller brushes perform gentle cleaning and light oxide removal without easily damaging thin-walled precision parts.
Polishing wheels are adopted for mirror finishing of precision components. Diamond grinding wheels are used for precision dressing of high-hardness alloy steel transmission parts. Sanding paper and scouring pads support manual touch-up and local surface finishing in rework stations.
