Investing in Workforce Development to Increase Capacity Amidst the national discussion around labor shortages, New England Electropolishing has invested in workforce development to expand our capacity and meet a sharp increase in demand for our services. New England...
What is ASTM A967? ASTM A967 is an industry standard specification for the chemical passivation treatments for Stainless Steel parts, these standards apply to the passivation, cleaning and testing of Stainless Steel parts which help industries to ensure safe and...
Citric Acid Passivation Citric Acid Passivation is the removal of contaminants or “free irons” from the surface layer of metals such to allow the growth of a natural, inert, oxide layer on the metal that restores its natural corrosion resistance by immersing parts in...
How much material does electropolishing remove? Electropolishing can remove as little as .0001” per surface or .0002” total material. Material removal can be increased by adding more time and/or direct current to the process. Electropolishing will typically remove...
New England Electropolishing Celebrates it’s Best Month Ever, with an Employee Appreciation Event NEE is happy to announce that March 2021 was the best sales month in the company’s 36 year history. NEE is grateful for the dedication of our staff; it is through...
Electropolishing Stainless Steel The Art and Science of Electropolishing Stainless Steel Electropolishing Stainless Steel is an electrochemical process often referred to as “reversed plating”. Electropolishing removes material at a controlled rate and can be...
