The advantages of a dual speed polishing machine are mainly reflected in its flexibility and applicability, as follows:

-Suitable for multiple scenarios: By adjusting the high and low speeds, it can meet different polishing needs. For example, low-speed can be used for fine polishing and processing sensitive materials (such as car paint and fine metal parts) to avoid excessive polishing; High speed is suitable for quickly removing deeper scratches, oxide layers, etc., improving work efficiency.

-More controllable operation: Different materials and polishing stages require different rotational speeds. The dual speed design allows operators to switch according to actual situations, reducing damage caused by improper rotational speeds (such as paint overheating and material wear) and improving the stability of polishing effects.

-High cost-effectiveness: Compared to single speed polishing machines, it can handle a wider range of work tasks, and one device can replace the functions of multiple devices with different speeds in some scenarios, saving equipment procurement costs.