Briemur, a fixed abrasive suitable for batch processing of ductile materials such as metals.
No slurry needed! Achieves stable processing and uniform finishing for both brittle and ductile materials.
Briemeur maintains a consistent performance of the abrasive grains and stabilizes the processing condition due to its fixed abrasive grain structure. It preserves the polishing effect even with ductile materials, achieving uniform processing. This contributes to the stabilization of surface roughness and the reduction of processing inconsistencies. Furthermore, the stable polishing rate allows for predictable processing times, leading to improved accuracy in process management. Additionally, the clear wear ratio between the pellets and the workpiece makes it easy to understand the wear condition, facilitating cost visibility. As a result, it simultaneously achieves "uniform finishing," "reproducible processing," and "manageable costs." Before implementation, we conduct evaluation tests with the workpieces entrusted to us. We propose optimal specifications based on the material and processing conditions, ensuring a worry-free introduction. Briemeur selects the most suitable specifications from dozens of types of pellets and provides them with custom designs. We also flexibly address processing challenges that cannot be handled by off-the-shelf products on a case-by-case basis. 【Features of Briemeur】 ■ Reduced processing time and high-efficiency processing ■ Stable rate = predictable timing ■ Clear wear ratio = understandable costs
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Since its establishment in 1937 (Showa 12), Yachiyo Micro Science has been a specialized trading company for grinding and polishing materials, while also continuously engaging in product development related to grinding and polishing through its research and development department. We also operate the technical information sites "Grinding and Polishing .COM" and "Aglutinants .COM." Please take a look.