Tile chamfering problem

Tile chamfering means that when we are laying tiles, we will encounter external corners, and the sides of tiles will not look good after being laid, so we must grind the sides of tiles into a 45-degree angle and then put them together. In fact, this process is tile chamfering, which is also commonly known as fighting angle.

High technical requirements

The process of corner grinding of ceramic tiles has a heavy workload and high technical requirements for workers.

Quality problem

Poor quality tiles will have uneven brick edges, and the edges are prone to burst.

Brick edges are fragile, fragile.

After the edge of the tile is polished, the edge of the tile will become thinner, more fragile and easy to break.

pollute the environment

The noise and dust produced by grinding will cause great pollution, which is not in line with the trend of environmental protection.

Gaps are easy to hide.

After a long time, cracks will appear at the joints of ceramic tiles, and the dust will become dirty and unsanitary.