Surface drawing technology is widely used on the surfaces of workpieces such as aluminum alloys, metals, stainless steel, etc. Due to different technical requirements, the texture requirements for production are also different. The wire drawing process can be made into several textures such as straight lines, threads, ripples, random patterns, and spiral patterns according to decorative requirements.

The general metal wire drawing process involves grinding materials to mechanically move and chemically corrode the metal surface back and forth, resulting in a uniformly distributed micro fingerprint surface on the workpiece surface.

The wire drawing process is the further texture processing on the finished metal surface, which can not only change the original mechanical patterns or surface deficiencies, but also effectively conceal the mechanical patterns and mold defects in production. It can also create a regular and relatively uniform new pattern, achieving a decorative effect similar to silk satin. It is mainly used on metal products such as stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and iron.

The wire drawing process involves repeated movements on the equipment to process the surface texture of the workpiece. Polish and move repeatedly in the mold to achieve the desired effect.

The wire drawing process is to perform a new step of mesh processing on the finished metal surface, modifying the existing mechanical patterns or surface deficiencies to create a regular and relatively uniform new mesh. Common types include fine stripe patterns and circular patterns.

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