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Diamond
& CBN Honning Sticks with their economically
longer life. have contributed in a big way measure
to their rapid development in usage. Diamond/CBN
honning has proved in particular suitable means
of honning mass - production in cast - iron parts,
steel components, like gear bores, connecting
rod etc, which major application in the transport
industry. |
Materials
successfully honed with Diamond and CBN now include
tungsten carbide, hardened steel, non-ferrous
metals and glass. Diamond/CBN honing is not restricted
merely to the finishing of cylindrical bores.
It may also be used to advantage for finishing
conical bores. Infact, almost all types of materials
may be honed to obtain optimum surface finish,
high tolerances and high removal rates. The noise
level of a CBN hone is far less when compared
with conventional abrasives hone. |
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- Diamond, preferably for cast iron of all types |
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- Boron Nitride, for hardened and soft steels |
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Abrasive |
Depends
on the material to be machined. |
The
Grit Size |
The
Grit Size is stated in µm as per FEPA Standard.
The grit size influences the obtainable roughness. |
The
Bond |
The
strength and hardness of the bond used is determined
according to the composition of the material to
be honed and its near ratio. Resinoid or vitrified
bonds are used in exceptional cases only. |
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