Polishing tools

Burrs are splinters, fraying, or edges that occur during machining processes. Tyrolit tools make removing these easy. Our nonwoven products are ideal for finer deburring work on materials like stainless steel, nonferrous metals, titanium, and high-alloy steels. Applications include surgical instruments, turbine construction, products for the chemical and food industries, design objects, and more. For coarser deburring and rough grinding, flap or fiber discs are typically used. Tyrolit's product range for deburring and finishing surfaces is extensive. It includes various non-woven products like discs, rolls, belts, and points for use on steel, stainless steel, nonferrous metals, and plastic. Our high-quality polishing program, featuring first-class discs for angle grinders and different polishing pastes, is perfect for removing final scratches. Tyrolit offers tools for every finishing application.

Polishing and finishing powder

CNC machine tool with 6 axis for belt grinding, polishing and belt linishing aircraft engine airfoils such as fan blades, vanes (OGVs and IGVs), steam turbine blades and gas turbine compressor blades and vanes. Extreme high precision and repeatable stock removal allows balancing of milling process to save milling time and cutter costs by maximizing milling roughness followed by MTS process.

1. PA2CNC – Automatic CNC spoke polishing machine equipped with 9 tools for complete cleaning of the welded corner, capable of working profiles of any shape (linear, internal, external radius, etc.), with a maximum height of 200 mm and minimum 35mm . The integrated tools are: a) four reversible blades for cleaning the flat part with one side dedicated to the trenching finish and the other to the smooth pass; b) radial blade to clean the rounded part; c) an upper and a lower vertical milling/drilling unit for different types of processing, such as joint channeling or particular finishes depending on the shape of the profile; d) Ø250 blade with movement in two axes; e) hook for cleaning the anchoring area of ​​the glass ball. 2. Programming is carried out in self-learning and the resulting program is transformed into ISO language (upon request, the machine can be equipped with an ISO interpreter).