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Aerospace, Part 1 – Cost-Effective, Mechanical Finishing for Large, Structural Aircraft Components

Joint Reconstruction, Part 5 - Mass Finishing for Smooth, polished surfaces

processing intensity. Absolutely homogeneous, all-around finishing results [...] Mass finishing is a highly versatile finishing technology that can be used [...] the medical industry . Therefore, it is no surprise that mass finishing processes

Forge & Foundry, Part 7 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Forgings, Non-Sand Castings, and Powdered Metal Components

asked: Are the parts sturdy, allowing aggressive processing, or must they be [...] pieces. This oxide dust is extremely abrasive and must be completely removed [...] elevator, air wash separator, and turbines. The wear exposure is more extreme

Joint Reconstruction, Part 4 – Comparing Surface Finishing Methods

deburring, edge radiusing after forging , casting , additive manufacturing, and [...] screws, and additive manufacturing. The smoothness of a surface is particularly [...] blasting’s roughening effect is the use with additive manufactured parts. Because

Forge & Foundry, Part 6 – Selecting a Shot Blasting Machine for Die Castings

pieces sturdy enough to allow for somewhat more aggressive processing or must [...] turbines. Why is it so critical to clean the blast media, before it is returned [...] blasting of die castings is a lot less abrasive than, for example, the blasting

Joint Reconstruction, Part 3 – Surface Finishing Standards

resistance against tensile and bending loads for longevity. This is achieved [...] backside of the acetabular cup must be textured to allow bone growth (right) [...] (right). Emerging Challenges Additive manufacturing is rapidly evolving from a

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 [...] es of up to 500° F. That is why many foundry applications use special heat-

Joint Reconstruction, Part 2 – Material Standards

surgical skill is required to implant these artificial joints, so is skillful [...] titanium and titanium alloys and cobalt-chromium alloys. Both materials are [...] themselves to be absolutely reliable. While stainless steel is often used for

Forge & Foundry, Part 4 – Selecting a Shot Blast Machine for Sand Castings

asked: Are the parts sturdy, allowing for aggressive processing, or must they [...] how can this be done? Sand is extremely abrasive. Even a small amount of sand [...] last Forge and Foundry Series post about sand casting , we now turn to the

Forge & Foundry, Part 3 – Shot Blasting & Sand Castings

material. The sand is usually “glued” together with a bonding agent like clay, [...] and cost efficiency. It is excellent for all-around de-sanding, descaling [...] contaminants vary. Rosler Metal Finishing is uniquely qualified to identify the

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