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Advantages Of Using Quality Abrasives

Posted on April 26, 2011 by Precision Finishing Inc.

Many times when there are problems with the blasting process it is not that the material is bad, it is just miss-applied.  Therefore it is imperative to take the time to truly understand and determine why you are blasting the … Continue reading →

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Reclaim Systems – Keeping down the dust and increasing productivity

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Precision Finishing Inc.

When you are blasting, does it seem to be a dust storm inside your cabinet and at times difficult to see the uniformity of your blast?   This is because your reclaim isn’t balanced correctly or you don’t have one on … Continue reading →

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Rust Inhibitors – Keeping rust out of the finishing process

Posted on March 8, 2011 by Precision Finishing Inc.

It is no secret that rust causes rejections and failures of manufactured metal parts. The application and use of rust inhibitors is critical to reduce the cost of corrosion during the manufacturing process. A rust inhibitor is a chemical compound … Continue reading →

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Chemically Accelerated Surface Finishing

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Precision Finishing Inc.

How Accelerate Surface Finishing (ASF) Works ASF uses a surface active compound that forms a soft film on the surface of the metal part.  Nonabrasive media removes the soft film from the high or peaks of the part surface leaving … Continue reading →

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Isotropic Finishing

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Precision Finishing Inc.

It seems recently there has been more talk about the advantages of an isotropic, non directional finish on machined surfaces obtained through a chemically accelerated vibratory process. It isn’t necessary to utilize a chemically accelerated chemistry to achieve an isotropic … Continue reading →

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