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WHAT IS REM (R) ISOTROPIC SUPERFINISH
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The REM (R) procedure is not a polishing process but rather a finishing process. REM (R) is a chemically accelerated process which involves two steps. The first step, referred to as the "Refinement Process", involves a chemical interaction on the surface of the part. A soft, thin (one micron) film is formed on the surface of the part. The part then interacts with the ceramic media in a special vibratory bowl. |
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Vibratory Bowl used in REM (tm) finishing |
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During this interaction the film is physically removed from the "peaks" of the processed part and the "valleys" are unaffected. The chemically induced film re-form only at the peaks that are interacting with the vibratory media, and the process repeats itself. Over time, the peaks are removed, leaving only the valleys, producing the improved micro finish. The second step is referred to as the "Burnish Process." After the required micro finish is achieved, a mild alkaline mixture is introduced. After a relatively short period a polished, chrome-like finish is produced. In addition to the polishing effects, this step effectively removes all traces of the film formation from the "refinement" process. |
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BENEFITS APPLICATIONS
Reduced Friction, Vibration & Noise Gears of all types
Improved Shifting Cam Shafts
Longer Life of parts Crank Shafts
Reduction in Lubricant Temperatures Rocker Arms
Reduction in metal to metal pitting Transmission Gears
Less inertia=less friction=less fuel consumption Ring & Pinion Gears
Less part wear and contact fatigue Quick Change Gears
Lower replacement costs and fewer failures AND MUCH MORE |
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