Cranston
Cranston
833.959.9900 Mon - Fri 08:00 - 4:30 1425 Cranston St Cranston, RI 02920
Cranston
Cranston
833.959.9900 Mon - Fri 08:00 - 4:30 1425 Cranston St Cranston, RI 02920
Certified
ISO 9001:2015
Certified
AS9100:2016
Accredited / Certified
NADCAP
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Mechanical Finishing

The DFI Group is the leader in metal finishing and treating. Here you will find all of the available services. We are open to private projects and full production runs. Please contact us for pricing, timing, and availability. 

Mechanical Finishing

Mechanical finishing is a type of finishing that protects metal parts through sacrificial metallic coating on metal component. The most common metal elements that use this type of finishing are steel and copper. Mechanical finishing works by using a combination of chemical reactions and kinetic forces to adhere the metal surface to the part.

 The benefits of mechanical finishing includes a range of colors, salt spray hours, torque tension tolerances and many other specific industry needs. Mechanical plating does not produce Hydrogen Embrittlement and does not require a post bake cycle.

Blasting and Shot Peening
Deburring

DiFruscia Industries utilizes its blasting options to meet pretreatment and texture requirement for various finishes. The process works on a number of surfaces and it is a fast and efficient method to prepare old materials for re-usual.

Shot peening is the process of bombarding the surface of a metal component with small spherical media called shot. During the shot peening process, each piece of shot that strikes the component acts as a tiny peening hammer, creating a small indentation or dimple on the surface. To create the dimple, the surface of the material must yield in tension. Below the surface, the material tries to restore its original shape, thereby producing below the dimple, a hemisphere of cold-worked material highly stressed in compression.

Deburring is the process of removing sharp burrs to smooth both large and small part edges. Deburring components allows for these components to be safely handled and functional. We utilize both vibratory and tumble deburring processes. Vibratory and tumble deburring are mass finishing processes in which parts to be finished are placed in a vibratory machine, usually with abrasive media, water and compound. Action or movement of the machine causes the media to press and rub against part surfaces, edges and corners to alter surface characteristics. The compound emulsifies the soils and carries them away from the parts.

Mechanical Finishing Capabilities
Typical Lead Times Available 2 to 3 days
KANBAN/INVENTORY
Just in Time(JIT)/Warehouse Shipping
Management System
Type of Process Sand Blasting
Tumbling
Deburring
Shot Peening
Tubbing
Vibratory Finishing
Quality Statistical Process Control
Traceability
Web Based Tracking
PPAP
PFMEA
Control PLans
Process Vailidation Protocol
Equipment Vailidation Protocol
Lean Six Sigma
Product Volume Prototypes, small volume runs & high volume runs
Media Ceramic
Steel Shot
Plastic
Walnut Shell
Mazorb
Intended Applications Safety Critical Parts
High Reliability Parts
Impact Resistance
 
Industry Standards ASTM
Mil-Spec
RoHS
EEIC
Industry Focus Medical
Automotive
Fastener
Lighting
Industrial Equipment
Military
RF Microwave
Electronic Enclosures
Display
Recreational Equipment
File Formats PDF
TIFF
RTF
 
Documentation Certificate of Conformance
Packing List
 
Certifications ISO 9001:2008  
Base Materials Worked Steel
Zinc
Bronze
Stainless
Aluminum
Brass
Copper
Magnesium
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