Finishing steering shafts
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Polishing Buffs and Wheels Divine Brothers Co. Utica, N. Y Divine Brothers Co. manufactures buffs, polishing wheels, contact wheels, buffing compositions, nonwoven abrasive im- pregnated buffs and wheels, abrasive belts and disks, felt polishing bobs and wheels, and related accessories for finish- ing operations. Circle 109 on reader information card Finishing Steering Shafts Hammond Machinery Inc. Kalamazoo, Mich. Hammond’s power roller conveyors are made of steel and induction heat treated on the rack end. Parts are automatically fed from the heat treat operation to the roller conveyor. The power roller conveyor rotates and transports steering shafts beneath three flexible finishing heads to create a continuous process. The first finishing head uses grit-impregnated nylon disks to remove the heat treat scale and to begin the finish of the OD. The disks are grouped to form a 6-in. face wheel. This type of media allows flexibility to remove discoloration from the rack teeth. Oscillation of the work spindle also improves the action of the disk. The second and third heads use pro- gressively finer nylon wheels to produce the required Ra. All heads have automatic wheel wear adjustments to provide continuous work flow without operator involvement. Circle 110 on reader information card Compound Application Stan Sax Corp. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. The Sax gun SG 503 8BM, for applying spray compound, has been redesigned to better serve the needs of decorative bright-mirror-finish metal products. Along with the gun, Sax designs and installs spray systems including pumps, timers, and complete bulk feeding application systems. Further complementing the Sax System are pro- cesses for decorative metal parts, which include compounds for metalworking, polishing, buffing, and cleaning. Circle 111 on reader information card Polishing Machines Lapmaster International Mot-ton Grove, III. Lapmaster International’s LLCD Series of pre- cision polishers consist of a heavy-duty, structural steel base housing a drive system linked to a lapping plate. A polishing pad (type dependent on material to be processed) is bonded directly to the plate. The LLCD series of machines are used for processing a wide variety of materials in an ex- tensive range of industries. Circle 112 on reader information card 24 METAL FINISHING ?? DECEMBER 1996
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Polishing Buffs and Wheels Divine Brothers Co. Utica, N. Y
Divine Brothers Co. manufactures buffs, polishing wheels, contact wheels, buffing compositions, nonwoven abrasive im- pregnated buffs and wheels, abrasive belts and disks, felt polishing bobs and wheels, and related accessories for finish- ing operations.
Circle 109 on reader information card
Finishing Steering Shafts Hammond Machinery Inc. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hammond’s power roller conveyors are made of steel and induction heat treated on the rack end. Parts are automatically fed from the heat treat operation to the roller conveyor. The power roller conveyor rotates and transports steering shafts beneath three flexible finishing heads to create a continuous process. The first finishing head uses grit-impregnated nylon disks to remove the heat treat scale and to begin the finish of the OD. The disks are grouped to form a 6-in. face wheel. This type of media allows flexibility to remove discoloration from the rack teeth. Oscillation of the work spindle also improves the action of the disk. The second and third heads use pro- gressively finer nylon wheels to produce the required Ra. All heads have automatic wheel wear adjustments to provide continuous work flow without operator involvement.
Circle 110 on reader information card
Compound Application Stan Sax Corp. Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
The Sax gun SG 503 8BM, for applying spray compound, has been redesigned to better serve the needs of decorative bright-mirror-finish metal products. Along with the gun, Sax designs and installs spray systems including pumps, timers, and complete bulk feeding application systems. Further complementing the Sax System are pro- cesses for decorative metal parts, which include compounds for metalworking, polishing, buffing, and cleaning.
Circle 111 on reader information card
Polishing Machines Lapmaster International Mot-ton Grove, III.
Lapmaster International’s LLCD Series of pre- cision polishers consist of a heavy-duty, structural steel base housing a drive system linked to a lapping plate. A polishing pad (type dependent on material to be processed) is bonded directly to the plate. The LLCD series of machines are used for processing a wide variety of materials in an ex- tensive range of industries.
Circle 112 on reader information card
24 METAL FINISHING ?? DECEMBER 1996
