Abrasives & Finishing Products

Walther Trowal GmbH & Co. KG, Haan, Germany, recently introduced "trowalplast HDC," a newly developed, fast-cutting plastic media said to be ideal for grinding and surface smoothing of metal workpieces, especially die-castings, the company announced in a Feb. 11 news release.

Walter Surface Technologies, Windsor, Conn., recently launched the Walter Abrasives Selector app designed to help metalworking professionals select the optimum abrasive solution for any possible application they may encounter, according to a company news release issued Feb. 9.

Master Bond EP21NDCL is a unique two component epoxy system that cures optically clear in thin sections, even though Part A is translucent and Part B is light amber.

For decades, ARKU has made a name for itself in leveling technology and now the company is entering the deburring market with launch of the new EdgeBreaker deburring and rounding machine.

PRESTO BLACK room temperature black oxide from Birchwood Technology is ideal for small to medium production operations which require robust corrosion resistance and galling protection on critical surfaces for machine components.

SD5CO from Champion Cutting Tool Corp. is the exclusive new shape engineered for deburring, edging and blending with a single bur.

Walter Surface Technologies has extended its product portfolio of exclusive narrow-crown patented technology to all 4½" and 5" ZIPCUT, ZIP+, ZIP Stainless and ZIP ALU cutting wheels.

The Bosch DG300LPD die grinder reportedly offers the combination of power and ergonomics to complete virtually any job in metal fabrication.

Brush-on Presto Black Gel, Antique Black Gel, and Antique Brown Gel are for use on post processing part touchup or on manufactured metal parts not suitable for traditional processing lines.

Birchwood Technologies offers three mini systems for use in small batch metal finishing at low temperatures.

Flow Pro Products' high strength rare earth magnetic filters deliver high performance filtration levels for minimally ferrous materials such as high speed steels, tool steels and carbides, and final metalworking processes for close tolerance component manufacturing.

The complete machining of cylindrical bores from raw part to precise, controllable tolerances in just one setup on its H Series machining center dramatically reduces tooling and machine cost as well as machining times, according to Heller.