Before starting the machine, check all indicators and components of the industrial Plywood Sanding Machine: • Sanding belt or grinding wheel condition • Feeding system • Dust collection system • Electrical system

Improper Matching of Feed Speed ​​and Roller Speed • Feed too fast: Insufficient friction time on the sheet surface, resulting in surface roughness and inadequate thickness correction. • Feed too slow: Prolonged contact between the sheet and the sanding belt can easily lead to surface burning, indentations, or over-cutting.

Industrial roller sanding machines have a wide range of applications, primarily in woodworking, metalworking, composite surface treatment, and building material production. Their uses extend beyond surface smoothing to include enhancing finish, controlling thickness, and pre-processing.

An industry sanding machine is a device specifically designed for mechanically grinding material surfaces. Its core function is to smooth or remove surface irregularities by applying sandpaper, abrasive belts, or a grinding wheel to the workpiece surface, achieving the desired smoothness and precision.

After sawing, planing, and carving, wood surfaces often have burrs and rough textures. Industrial wide belt sanding machines, using their wide sanding belts at high speeds, can quickly and evenly remove burrs, smoothing the wood surface and creating an ideal surface for subsequent painting or splicing.

From an overall performance perspective, industrial wide belt sanding machines clearly outperform industrial roller sanding machines in the following areas: 1. Processing accuracy 2. Production efficiency 3. Scope of application 4. Level of automation