Stone Surface Finishing

Bush-hammering marble and granite

Bush-hammering is a process that gives a finish to stone, marble, travertine, granite and concrete surfaces. The bush-hammering makes the surface corrugated with an effect similar to the orange peel. Today, bush-hammering is highly appreciated and required for both practical and safety reasons for its anti-slip and aesthetic effects and for the types of finishes that can be obtained such as sandblasting, comma, nicking, scratching. We can make bush-hammered stone in various coarse, medium and fine grains used for external and internal facades and for non-slip flooring as well as for external stairways. Anti-slip is mainly required for safety. The bush-hammering is applied on reinforced concrete and on prefabricated concrete panels for exposed works to give the product an aesthetic appearance.In the 1990s the first rotary bush hammer was patented the advantage is the speed of realization of the bush-hammering through the rolling of the widia inserts (mechanical bush hammering) with the possibility of choosing the grain to be made, based on the number of tips chosen which are in hard metal. Medium, coarse or fine bush-hammering.