Achieve the highest-quality finish possible for your stainless steel, titanium, Nitinol, and other alloys with precise, repeatable results.
Watch the video to learn more about Able's end-to-end metal finishing process.
Able electropolishing offers precision microfinishing for a wide variety of metal alloys. Please contact us if you do not see your particular alloy listed below or have other questions.
While some services electropolish with little more than a vat of chemicals and off-the-shelf electrolytes, Able is a pioneer of the process and the world's largest electropolishing specialist, with 70 years of experience and a 50,000 square foot facility that runs 24/5. Combining deep metallurgy and automation expertise for almost any alloy, Able is the choice of industry leading manufacturers in aerospace, medical, food processing, semiconductor, and more.
You will learn how microscopically precise material removal will improve your critical metal parts. Lunch can be provided.
Send us your NDA and we’ll review your prints and design challenges via Microsoft Teams.
From part review to in-house testing and analysis, to prototype processing, production and packaging, learn how our processes ensure metal finishing excellence at every step.
Send us your sample parts and we’ll electropolish them for free – we’ll even pay for the shipping. Samples are processed in 24-48 hours on production equipment.
Tap into our network of contract manufacturers, machine shops, and finishers – and have Able manage it all, from sourcing hard-to-find materials to various types of metal finishing.
In our world class facility, we do more than meet international standards, we strive to exceed those standards.
Contact us to learn more about the standards we meet, including ASTM B912,
AMS 2700, ASTM F86, ASTM 967, and more.
View Able's ISO 9001: 2015 certificate, ISO 13485: 2016 certificate and AS9100: 2016 certificate.
Learn More About Our Commitment to Quality
Many machined metal parts undergo a plating or coating as the final step in production – for added durability, corrosion resistance, or to achieve a certain appearance or functionality.
Contract manufacturers face intense pressure to keep their production processes streamlined, efficient and fast – without sacrificing quality.
In industries like medical device, aerospace, semiconductor, and automotive manufacturing, precision isn’t just a goal – it’s a necessity. A single imperfection, invisible to the naked eye, can result in catastrophic failures.
Carbon steel is widely favored in manufacturing for its affordability, hardness and ability to undergo heat-treatment to increase durability. Used in gears, springs, and other critical metal parts, it’s known for versatility and reliability.
