A. No. Electropolishing provides a bright finish. To achieve a satin or dull finish, prior to electropolishing, the parts would need to be blasted with an aluminum oxide. We recommend submitting samples for approval.
A. No. Electropolishing provides a bright finish. To achieve a satin or dull finish, prior to electropolishing, the parts would need to be blasted with an aluminum oxide. We recommend submitting samples for approval.
If you’re manufacturing parts with 440C stainless steel and relying on passivation to get the finish you need, you may be overlooking an opportunity to dramatically improve the corrosion resistance of your parts.
While electropolishing is best known for the results it achieves as the last step in the process for finishing critical metal parts, it can also be an interim step for improving the results of parts that will undergo plating.
The biocompatibility of medical devices, implants and instruments to ensure that every part that comes into contact with the human body poses no risk of irritation or harm is a fundamental requirement for medical manufacturers.
For every successful project at Able Electropolishing, there is a meticulous, high-quality process at work behind the scenes. Our clients rely on us for precise and consistent results, customized to the demanding needs of industries like medical device manufacturing, food and beverage production – and industries like yours.