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- Mass Finishing: What is it All About?
- Mass finishing refers to any deburring, edge breaking, or surface conditioning process in which the workpieces, although confined in a chamber, are not fixtured.
Article Published: 2/21/2011
- Buffing and Polishing— Looking to the Future
- While there may be alternative methods of finishing—buffing and polishing are two processes that are tough to duplicate with other methods.
Article Published: 2/18/2011
- Better Peening Shouldn’t Be a Shot in the Dark
- Almost any pilot will tell you that when it comes to airplane parts like wings or engine blades, failure is unacceptable. That’s why more aerospace companies have sought to reduce the possibility of metal fatigue in such critical parts, and why some...
Article Published: 12/1/2010
- Improving Aerospace Engines with Advanced Materials
- Advanced ceramics and high performance superalloys are playing an important role in improving aerospace engines as aerospace manufacturers look for high-temperature materials that increase performance, improve fuel efficiency and satisfy safety stan...
Article Published: 12/1/2010
- Polishing Stainless Steel Screws Revisited
- To the readers:
In my June 2001 column I answered a question regarding options to polish stainless steel screws.
Article Published: 2/1/2002
- Centrifugal Disc Finishing
- Ten questions you should be able to answer...
Article Published: 5/1/1996
- Fundamentals of Mass Finishing
- There are many facets to mass finishing one must consider: part size and shape, media type, compound and equipment...
Article Published: 12/1/1995
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