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Micro deburring and surface refinement of small HSS metal cutting tools




January 13, 2011


I'm looking for electropolishing & alternatives, for the micro deburring and surface refinement of HSS metal cutting tools (burnishing could also be of interest i.e. pre or post heat treatment).

My dilemma/requirement is that the cutting edge tool is only 0.6 mm wide (0.023 inches).

Please recommend methods/processes/services for consideration.

Nicholas Glazer
Product Engineer - Sweden



Nicholas,

I'm no expert, but this sounds like an ideal application for thermal deburring. If you google it you will find plenty of information on the subject.

Brian Terry
Aerospace - Yeovil, Somerset, UK
January 14, 2011



We have successfully deburred and polished parts in a vibratory deburring machine using dry organic abrasive media many times.

tony kenton
AF Kenton
retired business owner - Hatboro, Pennsylvania
January 21, 2011



While micro deburring may sound good, however small burrs will not be eliminated from the surface, making the cutting surface less hydrophilic. On the other hand electropolishing not only remove burrs, but in the special regimes can sharpen the cutting tools. The high-carbon stainless steel alloy can be perfectly electropolished and sharpened. See pictures attached.

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Contact me for more information.

anna_berkovich
Anna Berkovich
Russamer Lab
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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January 21, 2011



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