A century-old natural gift, elevated by today’s intelligent manufacturing — Returning physical polishing to its purity
Guangdong Xianjing Polishing Industrial Technology Co., Ltd. builds on natural wisdom to innovate traditional walnut shell abrasive processes, launching medical-grade refined walnut shell abrasives. Specifically crafted for medical devices, high-end jewelry, and aerospace precision components, these abrasives achieve Ra0.1μm-level high-gloss polishing through pure physical modification technology (no chemical coatings, no heavy metal additives). While retaining 100% biocompatibility and eco-friendly properties, they infuse industrial manufacturing with the power of nature.
Application Field | Traditional Issues | Xianjing Solution & Results |
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Medical Implants | Biological toxicity from alumina abrasives | Medical-grade walnut shell abrasive → Grade 0 in cytotoxicity tests |
Luxury Electroplating | Scratches on precious metal coatings from diamond powder | Nano-activated polishing → Mirror glossiness increased by 25%, adhesion reaches super-high grade |
Automotive Precision Parts | Bearing wear caused by residual ceramic abrasives | Porous adsorption polishing → Residual particles<5μm, failure rate reduced by 90% |
▶ Signed contracts for 100,000 mu of organic walnut forests in the Qinba Mountains, with raw material pesticide residues<0.01ppm.
▶ Established the world’s first walnut shell abrasive gene bank, with precise grading of hardness and particle size.
▶ 36-stage screening process (particle size optional from 50-800 mesh), with impurity rate<0.001%.
▶ Produced in 100,000-class clean workshops, with microbial control exceeding standards.
▶ Old abrasive recycling program: Free exchange of old materials for new ones.
▶ Carbon credit empowerment: 0.05 tons of CCER carbon allowances per ton of abrasives, reducing ESG compliance costs.
Let natural fibers carry the soul of industrial precision craftsmanship
Guangdong Xianjing Polishing — Awakening the century-old polishing genes of walnuts through technology