This refers to the finishing of surfaces, giving them a uniform appearance, and giving treated components special aesthetic effects.
Surface finishing is used in industries ranging from fashion (including apparel, eye-glasses, fashion jewelery, jewelery etc.) to the production of components for pharmaceutical and hospital sectors, in compliance with current standards on sanitization of surfaces.
Surface finishing, in terms of applications, extends from the fashion sector (in the broadest sense, including clothing, eyewear, costume jewellery, jewellery, etc…) to the finishing of components for the pharmaceutical and hospital sector, in compliance with current regulations on surface sanitisation.
Designing systems and processes to perform finishing treatments means guaranteeing perfect results.
Components finished with sandblasting are very often placed on the market directly after the treatment.
Systems must therefore operate with great precision and with absolute consistency, as very often the finishing treatment is aimed at achieving an important aesthetic result.
Designing plants and processes to carry out finishing treatments means ensuring perfect results.
Parts that must be finished by sandblasting are very often placed directly on the market after the surface treatment has been carried out.
It follows that the plants must operate with great precision and absolute repeatability, since the finishing treatment is very often aimed at achieving an important aesthetic parameter.
