Cryogenic deburring for nylon parts removes burrs that are left behind by machining operations such as turning, drilling, and milling. Learn more about nylon deburring from Nitrofreeze.
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Cryogenic deburring services for machined PET and Ertalyte® PET-P removes burrs from parts like screw caps and bearing retainer assemblies.
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Cryogenic deburring services for machined Delrin® parts remove burrs from components like gears, piston bodies, bobbins, and bushings.
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Cryogenic deburring for plastic parts uses tumbling, freezing, and a cryogenic-grade polycarbonate media to remove burrs left by machining operations. This batch process provides a cost-effective alternative to hand trimming…
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The cryogenic deburring process uses very low temperatures and polycarbonate media to remove burrs from machined parts. This proven deburring method is especially effective at removing machined burrs from blind…
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Dry ice blasting for parts finishing is a non-abrasive process that removes flash and burrs from individual molded or machined parts. Learn about its advantages, and when to use it…
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Dry ice deflashing and deburring use dry ice particles accelerated by compressed air to remove flash and burrs from plastic and metal parts.
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The polymer polyetheretherketone, more commonly known as PEEK, is becoming increasingly popular within the medical device industry and, in particular, the implantable arena.
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The medical device industry sets high standards and tight tolerances on all manufactured products. One specification, and maybe the most important, is surface finish.
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Overview Cryogenic deburring and deflashing systems are versatile by design to meet the wide ranging demands of machined and molded parts. As parts vary in physical properties and geometry, a…
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