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Fundamentals of Waste Water Treatment for Metal Finishing and Other Industrial Applications
Aerospace Deburring and Finishing, Aqueous Compounds, Barrel Tumbling, Centrifugal Isotropic Finishing, Deburring, Discharge, Effluent, Finishing, Flocculent, mass finishing, Metal Finishing, Vibratory Finishing, Waste Treatment, Wet Process Finishing

Fundamentals of Waste Water Treatment for Metal Finishing and Other Industrial Applications

 The technical descriptions below were supplied by Chuck Case, President of Waste Water Engineers, Inc.  Chuck is a very experienced system designer and Wastewater Engineers Inc. systems can be found at hundreds of installations throughout the United States. Continue reading Fundamentals of Waste Water Treatment for Metal Finishing and Other Industrial Applications

Are you still hand-deburring your machined parts? Do you need to be doing that? Are you sure?
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Are you still hand-deburring your machined parts? Do you need to be doing that? Are you sure?

a great many parts are being hand-deburred currently because the conventional mass finishing method(s) being used in the shop are incapable of exerting sufficient abrasive media pressure against edges and surfaces to remove unwanted and undesirable projections, sharp edges and burrs.  In many cases, it is possible to minimize hand-deburring procedures by utilizing a higher energy method that makes use of centrifugal force to propel abrasive material and rub away at edges and surfaces with dramatically more strength.   Continue reading Are you still hand-deburring your machined parts? Do you need to be doing that? Are you sure?