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Mass Finishing – Are You Ready to Meet Customer Demand in 2020?
these cases,
a
more
aggressive
media with
a
higher cutting
ability
may solve [...] Updating
a
process to meet increased production demand is
a
cost-effective [...] optimization will not
achieve
the desired finish in an
acceptable
timeframe and
A Year in Review – Top Blog Posts from 2019
find
a
better way to finish and process their products.
According
to Grand [...] with the right type and
amount
of media to
achieve
consistent results. Media [...] and careful consideration.
Amplitude
is
a
measure of movement and intensity
Joint Reconstruction, Part 6 – Shot Blasting for Surface Finishing, Coating Preparation, and Increased Component Life Span
slurry is
achieved
using
a
special pump and compressed
air
.
Advantages
of wet [...] to shot peening
and
, even, cosmetic blasting for placing
a
fine, matte finish [...] The blast media is
accelerated
by compressed
air
and thrown at the work
Joint Reconstruction, Part 5 - Mass Finishing for Smooth, polished surfaces
finishing is
a
highly versatile finishing technology that can be used for
a
wide [...] finishes on
a
wide array of implants, not only with
absolutely
repeatable [...] workstations on
a
rotating carousel and are dragged through
a
stationary work
Forge & Foundry, Part 7 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Forgings, Non-Sand Castings, and Powdered Metal Components
inefficient
adhesion
of coatings and paint. Traces of oxidation may
also
impact [...] asked: Are the parts sturdy,
allowing
aggressive
processing, or must they be [...] the work pieces be handled by
a
robot or is
a
custom-engineered shot blast
Joint Reconstruction, Part 4 – Comparing Surface Finishing Methods
for screws, and
additive
manufacturing. The smoothness of
a
surface is pa [...] utilize
air
and wet blast systems. Shot blasting generally makes
a
surface [...] with
additive
manufactured parts. Because these parts start with
a
much
Forge & Foundry, Part 6 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Die Castings
pieces sturdy enough to
allow
for somewhat more
aggressive
processing or must [...] media flow. At
a
minimum, the media auger must be protected by
a
tiltable screen [...] the auger with
a
vibratory screen conveyor that
allows
the automatic discharge
Joint Reconstruction, Part 3 – Surface Finishing Standards
finish – be it
a
high-gloss polish for low friction,
a
textured surface [...] backside of the
acetabular
cup must be textured to
allow
bone growth (right) [...] Challenges
Additive
manufacturing is rapidly evolving from
a
purely prototyping
Forge & Foundry, Part 5 – Cleaning Features & Dust Precautions for Sand Castings
must not only be
able
to cope with extremely
abrasive
sand and scale/rust [...] scale/rust residue in the exhaust
air
but must
also
withstand high temperatures [...] Selecting
a
Shot Blasting Machine for Die Castings. Part 7 – Selecting
a
Shot
Joint Reconstruction, Part 2 – Material Standards
titanium and titanium
alloys
and cobalt-chromium
alloys
. Both materials are [...] ceramic. For example, the
acetabular
cup of
a
hip implant can be lined with [...] is protected with
a
polyethylene liner. The
acetabular
cup for hip implants
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