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How to select Mold Polishing Stones for finishing various types of metal surfaces.
To determine what type of BORIDE Stones can and/or should be used for most efficient stock removal and finish, the polisher must evaluate the following criteria's:
a) What type of material needs to be polished (Steel, Brass or Aluminum) and how hard is it?
- Is it in the 22 to 38 RC range?
- Or is it more in the 39 to 55 RC range and more?
b) What type of machined surface does it have?
- The machined surface is an EDM surface finish.
- Milling machine surface finish.
- Copy milling machined surface finish
c) How will the stones be used?
- By hand (use more the softer stone types)
- By reciprocating machine (DieProfiler, AirLappers, etc.) use harder type stones.
- By ultrasonic polishing machine (use very hard stones: AM-8 or ceramic stones)
First Choice and/or Options:
- EDM finish with steel type of 22 to 38 RC hardness, try first AS-9. If not available, try AM-8, AO or AM-K.
- EDM finish on 38 to 62 RC type steel, try first CS-HD. If not available try AS-9, AM-8, AO or AM-K.
- Milling machined finish with steel type of 22 to 38 RC hardness, try first AO. If not available, try AM-2, Die Stone or CS-M.
- Milling machined finish with steel type of 38 to 62 RC hardness, try first CS-HD. If not available use AO, CS-M, AM-2, Die Stone.
- For Stainless Steel, your first choice should be T-2. If not availble use AB, AS-9, AM-8, CS-M.
- For Aluminum use first T-4. If not avalable use AM-K or AS-H (start with 400 grit, as this is a fast cutting stone)
- For Steel Casting use: CS-M, CS-HD and/or AB
Sequence of Grit and the type of stone recommended for polishing P20 or H13
EDM Surface finish is: Fine Medium Coarse
Start with AS-9, AM-8 or CS-HD 320 or 400 Grit 220 Grit 150/180 Grit
Proceed to AS-9 600 Grit 400 Grit 320 & 400 Grit
Finish with AM-2 600 Grit 600 Grit 600 Grit
"Mill" Machined Surface is: Fine Medium Coarse
Start with AO, AM-2, CS-M or AM-K 320 Grit 220 Grit 100 Grit
Finish with AM-2 400 & 600 320 & 600 220 & 320
400 & 600
Last Stones/Grit before Diamond Finish:
Use AM-2 900 Grit 900 Grit 900 Grit
Next use Diamond compound: 15 or 9 micron 15 or 9 15 or 9
Notes: The stone types that are listed provide the most effective sequence of finishing.
For example, if the AS-9 type stones is listed first it means that the AS-9 type stone is "most suited" for the specific application. However, if the AS-9 stone is not available then use the next stone type that is listed as an option (AM-8, AO and so.... on....)!
- NOTE: You may have developed your own polishing steps and/or procedure. Naturally, if this is the case the above information may not apply to you.
- For experienced polishers going on to a 900 stone finish may be considered as "time consuming". Usually, a "good" 600 stone finish may suffice prior to diamond polishing.
Presented by Heinz Gfroerer for MoldschopTools.com & MDT, Aug.2006. |