Comparison Chart of Grinding Polishing and Surface Roughness
In product manufacturing, surface quality is a critical factor. Surface roughness refers to the tiny irregularities on a surface that affect functionality and durability, while smoothness describes the degree of surface flatness and light reflection. Roughness impacts gloss; the rougher the surface, the lower the gloss. To improve gloss, polishing materials are often used to remove minor irregularities, achieving a smoother surface. Understanding these concepts and effectively controlling roughness and gloss is key to ensuring high product quality, enhancing both performance and appearance.