Mechanical Polishing

Mechanical polishing is the smoothing of a surface using mechanical tools and abrasives. Mechanical polishing is performed in steps with progressively finer abrasives until the desired smoothness is achieved. The precision polishing process removes material and plastically deforms the surface while it alters the macroscopic and microscopic surface texture.

Mechanical Polishing Capabilities

At Harrison Electropolishing we have the experience and expertise to meet the most stringent requirements of today's industries. Our unique process combines precision mechanical polishing techniques, the latest precision polishing equipment, several proprietary components, and over 30 years of experience to deliver the quality and service you require. We have a broad range of capabilities; from basic deburring of a cast, forged or fabricated parts, to ultra-fine finishing for high purity applications. Contact our team to get your project quoted today!

Benefits of Mechanical Polishing:

Mechanical Polishing Specifications

Name	Description
ASME BPE	Bioprocessing Equipment
NiDi No. 9012	Finishes for Stainless Steel
ASME B46.1	Surface Texture (Surfaces Roughness, Waviness and Lay)

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Harrison Electro Polishing, the Leading Electropolishing, Passivation, Oxygen Cleaning & Mechanical Polishing Company World Wide.

Electropolishing is an electrochemical process by which surface material is removed by anodic dissolution. Electropolishing removes surface material, beginning with the high points within the microscopic surface texture. By removing these points, the electropolishing process will improve the surface finish of a metal such as stainless steel, nickel, and Hastelloy, leaving a smoother and more reflective surface. Common parts and components electropolished include tanks, piping, fittings, rods, discs, large parts & surfaces, and more.