Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deburring removes burrs from glass-filled nylon parts without affecting critical tolerances or surface finish. This computer-controlled, machine-based process is faster than hand deburring and provides more consistent results. Unlike manual burr removal, the Nitrofreeze® process also eliminates time-consuming and costly hand labor at a time when good workers are hard to find and […]
Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deburring provides manufacturers and machine shops with a better way to remove burrs from small plastic parts. Burrs, a type of manufacturing defect, are raised areas on the surfaces of parts produced with milling, turning, or machining operations. Although some CNC equipment can remove burrs in-line, deburring is usually performed off-line for small […]
Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deburring removes burrs from PEEK gears without affecting part geometry or surface finish. Unlike other burr removal methods, cryogenic burr removal removes only the surface imperfections left behind by machining. The edges on gear teeth are maintained without unwanted rounding, and the Nitrofreeze® process can deburr challenging geometries and hard-to-reach areas. Keep reading […]
Medical plastics machining can produce complex parts with excellent dimensional stability. During CNC machining operations, however, milling and drilling can stretch part surfaces. If the workpiece material contains a crack, this stretching may cause the crack to grow and fracture. This creates burrs, raised areas that can interfere with part seating, sealing, or assembly. Nitrofreeze® […]
Nitrofreeze® Cryogenic Solutions is ITAR registered and NIST 800-171 certified. If your company is part of the defense supply chain, or if you work in related industries such as aerospace, you may be required to use vendors with these designations. When you work with Nitrofreeze®, you can be confident we’ll safeguard your project information while […]
