Slab Moulds

Mold Texture Made By Polishing
This method involves using polishing tools and abrasives to gradually remove material from the mold surface, resulting in a smooth and glossy texture. It is commonly used for achieving high-gloss finishes or mirror-like surfaces.

Mold Texture Made By Sandpaper
Sandpaper is used to manually sand the mold surface, creating a texture with a fine, uniform pattern. The coarseness of the sandpaper determines the level of roughness or smoothness of the resulting texture.

Mold Texture Made By Grit Stone
Grit stones, such as silicon carbide or diamond stones, are used to manually grind the mold surface, creating a textured pattern. The type and coarseness of the grit stone determine the texture's characteristics, including its depth and pattern.

Mold Texture Made By Blasting
Abrasive blasting methods, such as sandblasting or bead blasting, involve propelling abrasive particles at high speed onto the mold surface. This process creates a textured pattern by etching or removing material from the surface.

Mold Texture Made By EDM
Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) utilizes electrical discharges to erode the mold surface and create a precise texture. This method is often used for intricate or complex patterns that are challenging to achieve through other techniques.

Mold Texture Made By Satin
Satin finishes are achieved by applying a soft, non-abrasive material, such as a cloth or pad, to the mold surface. The material is rubbed against the surface in a consistent manner to create a smooth, lustrous texture.