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Superfinishing is a metalworking process that improves surface finish and geometry by removing the thin damaged surface layer left by previous processes. It uses an abrasive stone or tape to create a cross-hatched pattern and achieves a smoother surface than polishing. The process was developed by Chrysler Corporation in 1934 and involves slowly oscillating or rotating an abrasive against a workpiece to gently remove material in three phases, leaving a very smooth surface down to 0.01 μm. Common application
- Author
- Daniel Espina
- Language
- EN