Burnishing
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Roller burnishing is a surface finishing technique in which hardened, highly polished steel rollers are brought into pressure contact with a softer piece part.
As the pressure generated through the rollers exceeds the yield point of the piece-part material, the surface is plastically deformed by cold flowing of subsurface material.
The result is a mirror-like finish and a tough,work-hardened surface with load-carrying characteristics which make the burnished surface superior to finishes obtained by abrasive metal-removal methods.
Roll-a-Finish® tools for all types of part configurations
Cogsdill Roll-a-Finish tools are applied to a wide variety of part configurations, including:
- Inside diameters (holes)
- Outside diameters (shafts)
- Flat surfaces
- Tapers
- Spherical surfaces and contours
- Fillets (radii at shoulders)
Standard Roll-a-Finish tools are available from stock for inside diameters from .187 to 4.000 inches (4.75 to 101.6mm), and for outside diameters from .062 to 2.000 inches (1.57 to 50.8mm). The tools are easily adjustable over a typical range of .040 inch (1.02mm). Special designs are available for larger and smaller diameters, and for tapers, faces, contours, and virtually any part configuration.



