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(773) 277-1600 | Titanium’s high tensile strength, natural corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, and resistance to high temperatures make it a popular choice for medical, aerospace and marine applications. Electropolishing titanium parts after manufacturing ensures that they are in the best condition possible before they are used.
Electropolishing titanium removes a uniform layer of surface metal—as little as .0001″ per surface. This strips away embedded contaminants, cracks and other imperfections that compromise corrosion resistance and can shorten the lifespan of a part. Electropolishing titanium is also used as an ultracleaning operation, because removing embedded contaminants and residual debris improves critical parts like surgical and dental implants and tools.
At the Battery Show and EV Tech Expo 2025 in Detroit recently, the Able Electropolishing team had the opportunity to meet with manufacturers and suppliers of batteries and battery parts across industries that included automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics and medical…
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When it comes to precision metal finishing, trust is earned through consistency, quality, and a deep understanding of what’s at stake. For many industries, there is no room for error in their critical metal parts. That’s why, for over 70…
A primary reason engineers specify electropolishing to finish critical metal parts is its ability to optimize part performance with improvements to surface finish, corrosion resistance and durability.