The method of this kind of mechanical treatment is: to bury the Titanium Coil Tube in a lot of abrasives, add some grinding and polishing compounds dissolved in water, use the principle of vibration to mix the abrasives and materials, and continuously wash the workpiece, the surface, and edges of the workpiece Angles, etc. are ground by abrasives and then polished. This technique can be used for deburring, chamfering, derusting, descaling, flattening, and fine polishing for metal parts of various sizes and shapes.
Abrasives can be alumina (including fused, sintered, or natural), corundum, plastic, quartz, ceramics, etc., which can be single or mixed. The shapes of these abrasives can be made into diagonal, cylindrical, diamond-shaped, etc. The reason why pre-shaped abrasives are made first is that they are more economical and wear faster than random-shaped and natural-shaped materials. According to the shape and size of the workpiece, choose abrasives of different shapes and sizes. Abrasives for tumbling include pumice, quartz, granite horns, shells, iron filings, and ceramic fragments. The size of the abrasive grain should be larger or smaller than each hole of the part. The amount of content in the drum is also an important factor affecting the quality of the surface of the parts. The amount of people in the drum is usually 70% of the volume of the drum. The solution in the drum should be added to account for about 95% of the volume of the drum (note: when adding the acidic solution to the drum, add enough water first, and then add acid to prevent parts from corroding during the rolling process, due to the increase in time , the concentration of the built-in solution gradually decreases, and even loses its effect.