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Polishing copper and brass compound



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Q. I need a simple process to polish my copper and brass components mfg'd by us.

Huzaifa Salakar
- Mumbai, India
August 18, 2021


A. Hi Huzaifa. Please help the readers help you by giving us an idea of your production volume, the size and weight of the parts, what you are polishing them in preparation for (sale as is, lacquering, plating, etc.), and what they are (jewelry, electronic parts, door knobs, kitchen faucet sets, etc.)

There are so many types and methods of polishing: tumblers, vibratory finishing, automated polishing lines, manual buffing, etc.) appropriate to different situations.

Luck & Regards,

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Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
August 2021




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