Without a defect-free, ultraclean finish, metal instruments, medical implants, and other devices pose a risk to patient health and safety.
Without a defect-free, ultraclean finish, metal instruments, medical implants, and other devices pose a risk to patient health and safety.
Engineers across a variety of industries rely on electropolishing to finish their critical metal parts for a lot of reasons, but enhanced corrosion resistance is one of the most common.
As companies examine ways to enhance their metal parts, they will be able to choose from a variety of metal finishing treatments, including vibratory polishing and electropolishing. Each process utilizes different methods to polish parts. They also provide varying results. Wondering whether you should submit metal parts for vibratory polishing or electropolishing? Find out which finishing method proves to be most beneficial and effective.
When sending in parts for electropolishing, it is crucial for the parts to be correctly prepared for the process. Since electropolishing is typically the last step in the manufacturing process, proper preparation of parts is crucial for optimal results.
Mechanical polishing is a manual process performed on individual parts, while electropolishing can be performed on multiple parts at one time. Wondering which treatment provides better results? Follow our guides of the processes of each treatment, as well as the benefits for both.
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