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.
Electropolishing provides an ultrasmooth, ultraclean surface, and improves corrosion resistance for metal fasteners.
Read Able Electropolishing’s guide on passivation, pickling, and electropolishing to learn about the benefits and drawbacks of each for your metal parts.
Across industries, electropolishing is the go-to metal finishing method for parts with no room for error. From aerospace to medical manufacturing, engineers rely on electropolishing to eliminate surface defects and create a hygienic, passive and ultra-smooth finish with improved fit, function and durability.
Electropolishing works by removing a microscopically precise layer of material from the surface of metal parts.