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You’re currently reading “Centrifugal Barrel Finishing Application – Difficult Burr Removal Conditions,” an entry on Dryfinish's Blog
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- September 28, 2011 / 9:02 pm
Deburring, Edge Conditioning, Surface Finish, Mass Finishing, Isotropic Surfaces, Edge Contour
You’re currently reading “Centrifugal Barrel Finishing Application – Difficult Burr Removal Conditions,” an entry on Dryfinish's Blog
What was the cycle time for these parts? I’m curious… thanks Dave
Geeze, I can’t seem to embed an image here for purposes of sharing – Im going to have to edit these comments, is there anyway too do that?
Mass Finishing Process Development… is at the core of what we do, and is at the core of the skill-set and experience we bring to bear to assist clients with finding solutions to their deburring and surface conditioning application problems. Whether facing a development challenge to meet specs for new parts, or improving or changing processes already in place, our experience can be brought to bear to help you. Our experience indicates that these types of problems can not always be answered with a single vendor solution. Often the solution involves coordinating the efforts of several solution providers simultaneously, and this is where our industry and applications knowledge come in to play to put you on the solution fast-track…
David A. Davidson – Deburring/Surface Finishing Specialist
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