Electrolytic polishing - Company Ranking(6 companies in total)
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| Electrolytic polishing is a polishing method that achieves a polishing effect by flowing direct current through an electrolyte solution betw... | [Examples of Processed Products] Thousands of items ranging from very small parts like nozzles, frames, piping, and cylinders to extra-lar... | ||
| 【 Adaptable Materials 】 - Pure Titanium (JIS Grade 1, 2, etc.) - Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V, etc.) - Nitinol (Ni-Ti Alloy) - Tantalum (Ta) ◇... | For more details, please feel free to contact us. | ||
| Electrolytic polishing of copper, which is generally prone to discoloration and considered difficult, is performed according to the intended... | For more details, please feel free to contact us. | ||
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中野科学
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Electropolishing of stainless steel
- overview
- Electrolytic polishing is a polishing method that achieves a polishing effect by flowing direct current through an electrolyte solution betw...
- Application/Performance example
- [Examples of Processed Products] Thousands of items ranging from very small parts like nozzles, frames, piping, and cylinders to extra-lar...
Electropolishing of titanium
- overview
- 【 Adaptable Materials 】 - Pure Titanium (JIS Grade 1, 2, etc.) - Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V, etc.) - Nitinol (Ni-Ti Alloy) - Tantalum (Ta) ◇...
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please feel free to contact us.
Electrolytic polishing of copper
- overview
- Electrolytic polishing of copper, which is generally prone to discoloration and considered difficult, is performed according to the intended...
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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中野科学
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