Liquid (Vapor) Honing


     Before Honing                   After Honing             

The Liquid (Vapor) Honing process is applied to metals for the following reasons:
  • Treat the surface to make it metallurgically clean, prior to electro-polishing, electro-plating, or other coating processes.
  • Remove machining or directional polish lines or marks on such objects as molds and dies for metal, plastics, or rubber.
  • Produce a controlled, microscopically pitted surface to retain lubricant uniformly.
  • Remove microscopic fuzz from cutting edges of tools to reduce flank wear and tool friction.
  • Produce an attractive matte surface.
  • Increase tensile strength and relieve stress concentration through impact.
Glass Beading
The Glass Beading process is applied to metals and has similar objectives to liquid honing. Glass Beading, however, is more aggressive than liquid honing and will remove such things as rust, paint, oxidation and scale.

     Glass Beading Before                                     Glass Beading After

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Last modified: 02/14/07