What is bush hammer finish?
Bush Hammer Finish is a processing technique that uses mechanical or manual hammering to create a uniform textured surface on hard materials such as stone and concrete. Its name comes from the tool “Bush Hammer”, which repeatedly impacts the material through multiple small chisel points on the surface of the hammer head, creating a rough, non slip, and natural texture effect.
How to process bush hammer finish?
Innovating Bush Hammer Process: Efficient and Environmentally Friendly Shot Blasting Technology
Traditional Bush Hammer processing relies on mechanical or manual hammering, which can form rough and non slip surfaces, but has problems such as low efficiency, high dust pollution, and easy edge cracking. Nowadays, Shot Blasting, as an advanced surface processing technology, can accurately control the texture thickness and achieve a texture comparable to Bush Hammer by high-speed spraying of steel shot impact materials. It also has significant advantages such as high efficiency, environmental protection, and low cost. Moreover, shotblasting does not require water, does not cause pollution, and the machine is equipped with a dust collector, which also has no dust. It has a fast processing speed, low abrasive loss, and significant cost reduction and efficiency improvement effects.