BRM Announces SOUTH-TEC 2013 Tradeshow Plans; Southeast Manufacturing Show to Feature Cylinder Honing Tools and Nylon Abrasive Brushes (Booth 438)
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 15, 2013 -- Brush Research Manufacturing (BRM), maker of flexible hones and abrasive brushes, is announcing plans to attend the SOUTH-TEC 2013 show from October 29 to 31 at the TD Convention Center in Greenville, South Carolina. Sponsored by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), SOUTH-TEC is the leading industry event in the Southeastern U.S., one of the country’s fastest-growing regions for manufacturing.
Visit BRM at SOUTH-TEC in Booth 438
With hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of visitors, SOUTH-TEC is where leading manufacturers will learn about existing and emerging technologies in major industries such as aerospace, defense, energy, and medical equipment. Manufacturers who want to improve surface finish and automate deburring are invited to take advantage of a special offer and visit BRM in Booth 438.
Click here for a complimentary expo pass to SOUTH-TEC 2013, courtesy of BRM. Bring along your most challenging part, and receive an expert consultation courtesy of BRM’s technical team.
Surface Finishing Cylinder Walls
BRM Flex-Hone® technology uses a soft cutting action and a low-pressure, low-temperature abrading process to produce a substantially flat surface finish with grooves or scratches that promote lubrication. Made with abrasive globules laminated onto the ends of flexible nylon filaments, flexible hones are self-aligning, self-centering, and self-compensating for wear.
Ball hones are ideal for surface finishing cylinder walls. Available in a variety of abrasives, grits, and dimensions, cylinder honing tools mount in handheld electric drills and are easy-to-use. For automated surface finishing, manufacturers can also use Flex-Hone® tools with transfer lines, CNC machine centers, and robotic cells.
Cylinder Deburring and Chamfer Blending
Flexible honing tools are also used for deburring, the process of removing raised particles and metal shavings produced during machining. In addition to cross-hole deburring, Flex-Hone® applications include edge blending and chamfering, which removes micro-burrs and stress risers that can interfere with machined components such as rotating engine parts.
In-Machine Deburring, Edge Radiusing, and Surface Conditioning
BRM NamPower technology is easily integrated into manual and automated equipment for in-machine deburring, edge radiusing, and surface conditioning. These high-performance nylon abrasive brushes are also used for fine blanking, surface preparation, and parts resurfacing. The NamPower family of brush tools includes abrasive disc brushes, abrasive hex-drive tools, and composite hub wheels.
NamPower abrasive nylon brushes feature moisture and chemical resistant filaments that conform closely to part contours. This BRM brushing technology also features lightweight tool holders, a unique cooling system, and a molded base for more stability and less vibration. NamPower abrasive brushes provide consistent deburring throughout the length of their bristles and feature a dense, uniform fill.
About Brush Research Manufacturing
Brush Research Manufacturing (BRM), makers of a full line of flexible honing tools and industrial brushes, is located in Los Angeles, California. For 55 years, BRM has been solving difficult finishing problems with brushing technology. BRM’s Flex-Hone® tool is the standard against which all other cylinder hones are compared. NamPower abrasive disc brushes are ideal for outer diameter (OD) burr removal and surface finish improvement.
Click here for a complimentary expo pass to SOUTH-TEC 2013, courtesy of BRM. Bring your most challenging part, and receive an expert consultation courtesy of the company’s technical team.
Media Contact:
Heather Jones
Director of Marketing
Brush Research Manufacturing Co. Inc.
4642 Floral Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90022
HJones(at)brushresearch(dot)com
For Immediate Release:
http://www.brushresearch.com/
Ph: (323) 261-2193
Heather Jones, Brush Research Manufacturing, http://www.brushresearch.com, (323) 261-2193 710, [email protected]
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