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Piston Rod Polishing

Rod seals in hydraulic cylinders must contain high-pressure fluid, enable smooth rod movement, minimize friction, and resist wear under extreme conditions. Polishing before and after corrosion treatment is key to optimal performance, and we can help you achieve that!

MP3000 Superfinishing - Piston rods

The SMP3000 Superfinishing - Piston rods machines are designed for large diameter parts. Available with various heads for superfinishing and polishing.

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Polishing or finishing before applying corrosion prevention treatment serves an important purpose.

Before undergoing hard chrome plating, it is crucial to flatten the surface tops to prevent the formation of an unstable chrome layer and sharp tips. This not only ensures a more stable plating process but also reduces the need for excessive stock removal after plating, resulting in cost savings. When it comes to nitriding, minimizing stock removal after the process is essential due to the limited diffused layer. Therefore, it is recommended to perform polishing or finishing before plating or nitriding to achieve optimal results.

SMP3000 Superfinishing - Piston rods

  • No of Heads – 2

  • Type of Heads – MP200 Superfinishing Heads Capability – Upto 3000mm

  • Dia 25 to Dia 200

  • Typical Finish Specification – Input – 0.4 to 0.5 microns Ra Output – 0.05 to 0.1 microns Ra Feed rate – 0.25-1 m/min

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Available heads for piston rods grinder

Available heads in different configurations in the SMP series

  • Step 1: Removal of the hard chrome layer using a belt grinding head.

  • Step 2: Polishing to meet finishing requirements using either a polishing head or a superfinishing unit.

  • Step 3: Application of hard chrome plating or an alternative process. (not in scope)

  • Step 4: Achieve a final polish using a polishing head or a superfinishing unit.

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