machine surfaces Archives - REM Surface Engineering

The Challenges of Generic Deburring vs. CAVF Deburring

Posted by Danny Estrada on Sunday, July 19th, 2020 in

CAVF allows use of HDNA media, which has a low attrition rate, keeping its shape and size much longer and […]...

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Materials Matter: How to Set Up a Vibratory Bowl for Gear Finishing

Posted by Bill Nebiolo on Friday, July 19th, 2019 in

How to Set Up a Vibratory Bowl for Gear Finishing William P. Nebiolo, REM Surface Engineering, Inc. Open or tight […]...

Physical Characteristics of the Vibratory Bowl and How They Affect Processing Efficiency

Posted by Bill Nebiolo on Friday, July 19th, 2019 in

Physical Characteristics of the Vibratory Bowl and How They Affect Processing Efficiency William P. Nebiolo, REM Chemicals, Inc., Southington, CT […]...

AH-64 Loss of Lubrication Study: Test of Isotropic Superfinished AH-64 (Apache) Engine Nose Gearbox Without Black Oxide Coating

Posted by Danny Estrada on Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 in

AH-64 LOSS OF LUBRICATION STUDY Test of Isotropic Superfinished AH-64 (Apache) Engine Nose Gearbox Without Black Oxide Coating Todd Kane, […]...

Materials Matter: Lambda Ratio

Posted by Justin Michaud on Friday, October 21st, 2016 in

Surface roughness must be accurately characterized in order for the lambda ratio to be a completely effective tool. By: Justin […]...

Materials Matter: Gear Surfaces and Operational Performance

Posted by Justin Michaud on Wednesday, March 16th, 2016 in

While the surface of a gear comprises only a fraction of the component’s overall mass, its physical properties impact the […]...