Make your parts last longer with electropolishing.
Manufacturing components for the hydraulic and pneumatic industries often involve creating the ideal surface finish: neither too rough nor too smooth. When it comes to surface finish, electropolishing can help manufacturers walk that fine line and achieve the ultimate in function.
When friction and oil retention is key to the performance of your parts, electropolishing can create an optimal surface that increases overall part performance and life. Here are common applications for electropolishing in the pneumatics and hydraulics industry:
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Finishing processes for critical metal parts require precision at a microscopic level to meet the level of quality required in industries like medical, aerospace, semiconductor and automotive manufacturing, among others.
When metal parts are machined, a range of compromising imperfections – including microcracks, microburrs, stains, free iron, and Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) recast – are often left behind. These small but significant imperfections can lead to a host of bad…
Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) is a widely used manufacturing process known for its precision and ability to machine hard materials.
Titanium alloys are critical in industries requiring high strength-to-weight ratios and corrosion resistance, such as aerospace and medical technologies.
