Chamfer:

The process of grinding the end of bars to remove edge burrs and improve performance in automatically fed turning machines.

Centerless Grinding:

The process of grinding using the outside diameter (OD) of round bars for improved tolerance, straightness, and surface quality.

Deburring:

The process of removing burrs and sharp corners from cut piece pieces, often done by hand or a vibratory tumbler, depending on the size of the product and the number of pieces.

Drilling:

The process of drilling holes into material of various sizes and lengths to meet customers specifications.

Heat Treat/Annealing:

The process of applying heat to metal in order to alter mechanical or physical properties to meet customer specifications.

Machining:

The process of using machines to form material of various sizes and lengths to customer specifications.

Plating:

The process of adding an outer coating to metal to inhibit corrosion and/or enhance appearance.

Polishing:

The process of smoothing or refining the surface of a material.

Precision Saw:

The process of cutting material to meet tight tolerances of customer specifications.

Testing:

Additional material tests can be conducted to help customers meet their requirements.

Trepanning:

The process of boring out the internal diameter (ID) of large diameter round bar, leaving a usable core intact.

Tsune Saw:

The process of using high speed bar sawing to meet tight tolerance customer specifications.

Tumbling:

The process of deburring/polishing small parts in bulk using abrasives and rotation/vibrating motion in a barrel.

Welding:

The process of joining materials by using high heat to melt the parts together and allowing them to cool, causing fusion.