The Next Big Thing in Finishing

Abrasives companies offer new technology to help you create better parts
Abrasives companies offer new technology to help you create better parts
For the mass production of automotive components that require deburring or surface finishing, automation is a must
Today’s deburring technology feature more capabilities and better control. But, with a dizzying number of options, what machine is best for your application.
Delivering information on the abrasives available for a variety of surfaces finishes in the lates issue of Modern Abrasives & Deburring found within FSM Direct.
Broader and more durable offerings make today’s powder coatings a more popular choice.
TCI Powder Coatings’ TruAnodize line was designed for architectural applications that require an anodized look. Credit: All images from TCI Powder Coatings.
Two OEMs give deburring and finishing the automated treatment within Modern Abrasives & Deburring found within the latest issue of FAB Shop Magazine Direct.
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Harder grit, uniform grit size, and new backing and resin materials reduce finishing most welds in stainless steel to just three or four steps. Norton has experimented with all of the variables – including lighter tools — to produce faster results with fewer scrapped workpieces.
Efficiency is the name of the game when it comes to prepping parts in manufacturing facilities. To reduce bottlenecks and quickly move to the next stage of the fabricating process, capitalizing on modern abrasives and deburring equipment is key. MAD delivers on the strategies that work.
A new view on operator safety and productivity in the world of abrasives and deburring. Check out the special addition here in the March 2017 issue of FSM Direct.