Henglong Machinery, founded in 2003 in Shuitou, explains why its HLMJD two-stage polishing line solves the two most common headaches of stone factories: uneven slab gloss and high utility bills. Many workshops struggle with inconsistent shine, poor edge finish and fast abrasive wear, especially when a single row of fixed-pressure heads cannot follow slab shape. The HLMJD splits rough grinding and fine polishing into two staged zones. A PLC touch-screen identifies each slab shape automatically and every head lifts independently, keeping pressure even across edges and corners, while an abrasive-wear alarm extends disc life. Available in 12 to 20 heads, the machine works on 600 to 2100 mm wide slabs at up to 60 to 80 square meters per hour, holding a uniform 85 to 95 gloss units on marble and granite. The 16-head model uses about 25 cubic meters of water per hour, roughly 15 percent less than a conventional line, and optimized power saves about 12 percent of electricity per square meter. CE, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and exported to over 20 countries, Henglong customizes voltage, width and power to local grids. Compare the Stone polishing machine price and request a tailored quote today.
2026-10-08
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