Aerospace/Defense • Bel Air Finishing

The customer required controlled deburring of slots to keep within tolerances on a compressor turbine disc.

The customer requested that their Aircraft Engine Compressor Disc made of Inconel be refurbished/repaired.

The customer requested deburring of the cut-out edges on an aluminum aircraft package that houses electronics.

Established inexpensive high volume approach to a one-step automatic process for deburring machined edges and imparting a cosmetic finish.

Established a one-step automatic process for deburring machined edges and imparting a cosmetic finish in a cellular environment.

Belair reduced the hand deburring of multiple geometric slots made with multiple sizes and forms while maintaining tight tolerances.

The customer’s goal was to establish a way to match a micro tech surface finish to achieve an ultra polish finish of less than Ra 6 µin.

The customer needed the surface reduced from 54 µin to a Ra of less than 10 µin. Bel Air automated this process and achieved a Ra of 8 µin.

Develop a faster more efficient, low-cost method of removing burrs from the gear teeth without a secondary machining operation.

Develop a faster more efficient, low-cost method of removing burrs from the gear teeth without a secondary machining operation.

Category: Aerospace/Defense