A linear drive uses a compensating body to reduce reaction forces during rapid motion.
Simultaneous cleaning and radial grinding stabilizes polishing rates by preventing convex-concave deformation that reduces work efficiency.
A polishing head uses mechanical power transmission to drive independent pressing actuators without twisting electrical wires.
An integrated grinding system automates housing handling using suction cups and lifting cylinders for precise arc surface processing.
A replaceable friction ring on the tool holder stops the sanding pad quickly without increasing motor load or compromising service life.
Pre-polishing pads reduce wafer scratches and liquid waste by segmenting distribution before high-speed rotation.
Segmented tool plates and counter-rotating drives resolve wall proximity limits and tooling marks while managing heat buildup.
Variable spindle speed adapts the abrasion tool to different components, reducing surface degradation and clogging during material removal.
A machining assistance system uses an articulated arm robot to generate opposing support forces against cutting reaction loads.