Diamond Abrasive Antique Brush for Stone

Name: Diamond Abrasive Antique Brush for Stone
Brand: DINOSAW
SKU: 24#/36#/46#/60#/80#/120#/180#/240#/320#/500#/800#/1000#
Availability: InStock

24#/36#/46#/60#/80#/120#/180#/240#/320#/500#/800#/1000#

DINOSAW Diamond Abrasive Antique Brushes use diamond-impregnated filaments to texture stone surfaces on polishing lines or handheld grinders. They handle granite, marble, limestone, quartz, and engineered stone for antique and leather finishes while reducing grinding marks. Stable bristle density and grits from 24–1000# deliver controlled cutting and uniform texture. Choose Fickert, Frankfurt, or round styles with snail-lock/M14 options to match your machine and lower finishing cost per slab.

Compatible Materials & Products

Diamond brushes for antique & leather stone finishes

Specs and options

Specifications customizable upon request.

Type	Material	Grit	Joint
Fickert	Silicon carbide / Diamond / Steel	24# / 36# / 46# / 60# / 80# / 120# / 180# / 240# / 320# / 500# / 800# / 1000#
Frankfurt
Round			Snail holder / M14 etc.

DINOSAW diamond antique brushes are a mechanical stone-texturing system: abrasive filaments build antique, leather and satin finishes through a controlled grit progression — a different process from polishing, with texture depth and character as the specification.

Real Texturing Performance & Key Metrics

12-Step Grit Range

Twelve grits from 24# to 1000# build the full texture ladder: coarse steps establish relief, middle steps even it, fine grits soften the surface into leather and satin.

Machine Coverage

Fickert brushes fit automatic polishing line heads, Frankfurt brushes fit line heads and compatible machines, round brushes with snail holders or M14 fit hand tools — one system across the shop.

Filament Options

Both diamond-impregnated and silicon carbide filaments are available: selection depends on material, finish target and cost-life requirements — DINOSAW recommends per material confirmation.

Abrasive-Impregnated Filaments

Abrasive runs through the filament's working length: as the filament wears, fresh cutting points reach the surface — texture consistency holds through the brush life instead of fading as a surface coating would.

Texture Grit Ladder

The grit ladder builds texture, not gloss: coarse brushes open the relief and expose the grain, middle steps even the texture across the surface, and fine grits soften the peaks into leather or satin — each finish name maps to a different point on the ladder.

Fickert Line Format

Fickert-format brushes bolt onto automatic polishing line heads: textured finishes run inline after the polish sequence, so panels leave the line finished instead of returning to a separate texturing station — the format matches continuous polishing lines.

FAQs

Common Questions About Diamond Abrasive Antique Brush for Stone

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Real Texturing Performance & Key Metrics

CE Certification

100+ Tech Patents

ISO 9001:2015

DINOSAW goes beyond merely complying with international engineering standards—we actively lead their formulation. As the principal drafter of key industry benchmarks for Stone Multi-Wire Saw Machines, CNC Wire Saw Machines, and Bridge Saws, we define the rules of precision manufacturing. Backed by ISO 9001, CE certification, and 100+ technology patents, our products guarantee exceptional durability and safety in the most demanding high-load environments.

Proven Expertise & Global Applications

75+

Countries Served Worldwide

20+

Industry machinery expertise

Trusted by clients in over 75 countries, DINOSAW delivers lifecycle quality traceability and specialized technical support across 20+ machinery sectors. From traditional mining and stone processing to high-precision manufacturing (semiconductors, quartz glass) and specialized fields like nuclear decommissioning, our comprehensive solutions consistently meet the world's most rigorous operational requirements.

Complete Production Solutions & Equipments

Choose equipment combinations for your product needs to establish efficient automated production lines and maximize profitability.

Before brushing the surface, true up the bullnose, chamfer, or profile first. A stable bond and consistent diamond exposure help prevent edge chipping and keep the radius uniform, so the antiqued texture feels the same from start to finish.

Use it to remove saw marks, level the face, and “open” the surface before brushing. A proper coarse-to-fine progression (bond/grit matched to stone) cuts faster, manages heat, and extends brush life.

After brushing, use a polishing disc to fine-tune gloss (matte → satin) and clean up light swirl marks. Designed for stable finishing on continuous polishers or single-head machines, with predictable wear and less rework.

Factory Direct Sales & Competitive Pricing

Buy directly from our factory to eliminate middleman markups. We provide processing plants with heavy-duty machines at factory-direct prices, helping you lower equipment costs and shorten your payback period.

We offer profitable wholesale programs for global distributors. For specialized applications, our engineering team provides OEM/ODM customization—adjusting machine dimensions, motor power, and CNC parameters to fit your exact material workflow.