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Shining up zinc pressure die castings
WE ARE INTO MANUFACTURING OF ZINC ELECTRICAL FITTINGS, PRODUCED THROUGH PRESSURE DIE CASTING PROCESS. PLEASE LET ME KNOW OF FINISHING{SHINING} PROCESS FOR THESE CASTINGS.
Ramesh Pokharkar- MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
2003
I suggest a mass finishing machine system using either a wet burnishing process or it can be done in a dry process. If you have parts with small ID holes, I suggest the wet process, because dry organic materials will get stuck in ID's. Steel media shapes will work faster because of its weight, but porcelain is a little cheaper but will take longer. You also need a good lubricating compound to work will media.

AF Kenton
retired business owner - Hatboro, Pennsylvania
2003
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