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Gulf States Saw & Machinery Co., Inc. is known for its bookletmakers and finishing systems that are quick and versatile. The Sprint series models have a strong reputation for reliability and performance in the printing finishing industry. The SF2 bookletmaker uses wire-fed stitching technology that was previously only available in larger systems, which can run up to three times as much.
Built in a heavy duty construction with a smaller footprint designed to accommodate a job shop with various applications such as deburring, dross removal, calibrating/dimensioning, edge radiusing or finishing.
It is vital to use the correct tumble media for centrifugal finishing. The wrong media, especially with the wrong geometry, can significantly increase the time it takes to complete a cycle. The use of cones or rings for tumbling media can reduce processing time by a significant amount.
Gulf States Saw & Machinery Co., Inc. is able to provide high-quality abrasive finishes that are tailored to each customer's specific application and material needs. Our machines perform various tasks, depending upon the application. We offer dry metal finishing machines as well as other machines for metal finishing. These machines can be used in many areas and have numerous advantages.
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Gulf States Saw & Machinery Co., Inc. bookletmakers, and finishing systems are known for speed and versatility. Our Sprint series models have an excellent reputation in the industry for reliability and performance. The SF2 bookletmaker features wire-fed stitching technology which was only possible in larger systems up to three times the price.
Tumbler media is the abrasive used in mass finishing that grinds away the burrs and cutting lines on a metal surface. Tumbler media comes in many shapes and forms.
Mass finishing is a set of manufacturing processes that applies surface finishing to large quantities of parts simultaneously. In mass finishing, loose metal parts are placed in a container, and the motion of the container creates friction on the metal surface. This friction results in a cutting action on the metal surface, which can vary from heavy grinding to fine polishing.
The GoCrease creasers are perfect for digital applications. They allow documents printed on heavy or coated stock, to be folded before folding. This creates a crisper fold without cracking.
For centrifugal barrel finish, it is essential to use the correct tumbling medium. The wrong media, and especially the wrong geometry can increase the cycle time of parts. Processing time can be significantly slowed down by using cones and cylinders for tumbling media if they aren't needed.
In a centrifugal tumbling machine, an operator can control the speed of the tumbling. This control allows finer finishing and polishing at lower speeds as well as aggressive deburring, edge smoothing, and edge grinding at higher speeds.
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The machines can support up to four working heads. You can customize them with a variety rotating brushes, abrasive Belts and oscillating Disks to suit your particular application.
Finishing mortars and concretes; natural and artificial masonry materials; decorative ceramics; materials and items made of wood, paper, glass, plastic, and metals; and paints and varnishes are the most common finishing materials used in modern construction.
The law of attraction between positively and negatively charged particles underpins the finishing technique of applying a coating to a metal surface. The paint is usually positively charged, while the support to be painted is negatively charged because it is wired to a strong electric field.
Finishing processes can be used to improve the following characteristics: appearance, adhesion or wettability, solderability, corrosion resistance, tarnish resistance, chemical resistance, wear resistance, hardness, modify electrical conductivity, remove burrs and other surface flaws, and control surface friction.