Chemical deburring system with a soluble mask
CA 1214091 A · Owner: Extrude Hone Corporation · Inventors: Rhoades, Lawrence J.
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A process for chemically deburring a workpiece comprising the steps of: coating the workpiece with a soluble masking material, allowing the masking material to pull away from sharp projections on the workpiece such as burrs or edges, so that the sharp projections are thinly coated or not coated, exposing the coated workpiece to a corrosive solution so that the thinly coated or not coated sharp projections are chemically attacked by the corrosive solution, and stopping the chemical attack of the corrosive colution. These steps may be repeated, as necessary, until the sharp projections or burrs are removed or edges are sufficiently milled.
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- Granted November 18, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 18, 2003.
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