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Tagged as: bearing surface finish, Bending Fatigue, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, gear friction, Gear Solutions, gear surface, ISF, Isotropic Superfinish, isotropic superfinished surfaces, Materials Matter, Metal, REM, REM Surface Engineering, REM’s ISF® Process, roughness measurement, superfinish, Surface Finish, surface roughness, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: additive manufacturing, bearing surface finish, Bending Fatigue, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, Gear Repair, Gear Solutions, gear surface, ISF, Isotropic Superfinish, isotropic superfinished surfaces, isotropic superfinishing, isotropic surface, Materials Matter, micropitting, REM, REM Processing, REM Surface Engineering, REM’s ISF® Process, roughness measurement, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: bearing surface finish, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, gear finishing process, gear friction, Gear Solutions, ISF, isotropic superfinished surfaces, mass finishing equipment, Materials Matter, micropitting, REM, rem isotropic finishing, REM polishing, REM Processing, superfinish, superfinishing, Surface Engineering, Surface Finish, surface roughness, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: additive manufacturing, AM Materials, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, drag finishing, elimination of pitting, Gear Solutions, ISF, Isotropic Superfinish, isotropic surface, Materials Matter, REM Surface Engineering, superfinished, Surface Durability, Surface Finish, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: contact fatigue, frictional force, gearbox, helicopter, helicopter transmission, isotropic finishing, lower operating temperatures, operating temperatures, reduced contact pitting fatigue, reduced frictional force, reduced wear, Turboprop, wear, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: Automotive gearbox, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, decrease scoring, decreased surface contact stress, drive train, elimination of pitting, elimination of wear, gearbox, heat reduction, horsepower, increase durability, Isotropic Superfinish, parasitic friction recovery, reduction of parasitic friction, SAE, torque reduction, William Nebiolo
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Tagged as: automotive, chemically accelerated vibratory finishing, horsepower, increases component durability, ISF finish, ISF Surface, pinion, reduces operating temperature, reduction of parasitic friction, SAE International, William Nebiolo
