Diamond Burnishing Tools
An economical, easy to use range of tools for producing ultra-smooth surface finishes on turning and boring machines in most ferrous and non-ferrous materials up to 65HRC.
There are a range of tools to suit internal and external applications and the burnishing of faces.
- Achieve finishes as low as 0.1µm
- Eliminate grinding and polishing operations
- Use on standard or CNC turning machines
- Simple set-up ideal for low skill levels
- Replaceable natural diamond insert knib
- Available in a range of designs
- Uses existing coolant in machine (always use with coolant)
- Affordable for all workshops
Mollart Diamond Burnishing Tool is designed to produce high quality, low micromillimeter burnished finishes on shafts, large bores, and faces. Diamond Burnishing tools can burnish virtually any size stock; from carbon steels, cast iron to alloys, and most ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Since set up and operation is relatively simple, no special operator skills are required. Diamond Burnishing tools are versatile. The tools can be used both large and small diameters, and are ideal for shot production runs. Various models are designed for use in tool post of a manual lathe, automatic, or in CNC equipment.
- For finishing OD surfaces and faces
- Suitable for materials to 65HRC
- Range of shanks available
- Achieve surface finishes to 0.1Ra
Our Range
Specifications
- Combined skive & burnish tools
- Range Ø60mm to Ø400mm
- Feed rates 3 to 6 mm/rev
- Finish tube bores in a single pass
Specifications
- Roller burnishing up to 65 HRC and deep rolling
- Increase fatigue strength for internal, external diameters and fillet radii
- Follow complex contours and free-form surfaces
- Range of ball sizes available
- Uses high pressure oil or air
Specifications
- Suitable for bores and shafts
- Remove need for honing, grinding, fine boring
- Finishes down to 0.1Ra
- Improve surface hardness
Specifications
- Tools for OD and ID profile burnishing
- Range of roll forms available
- Metric & imperial shanks
- Ideal for irregular surfaces, including specific contours, fillets and grooves as well as cylindrical and tapered external surfaces.
