Stainless Steel Electropolisher

New England Electropolishing – a stainless steel electropolisher setting the standards for the stainless steel electropolishing industy.

Electropolishing is the go to method for achieving stainless steel passivation, but there are many benefits an electropolisher can bring to your stainless steel manufacturing process. An experienced electropolisher can help to passivate your parts, improve aesthetic appearance, improve product durability and make parts easier to clean and sterilize.

Stainless Steel Electropolisher

Electropolishing is an electrochemical process that removes a thin layer of metal or “skin” from the surface of stainless steel parts. This results in a smooth, uniform surface that is free from imperfections and “free iron” left behind from the manufacturing process. To achieve consistent repeatable results, you need to work with an experienced electropolisher that understands your specific needs and part tolerances.

Another advantage offered by electropolishing is improved product efficacy and longevity. When a surface is smooth and passivated it is less prone to wear and tear, friction and scratching. This can extend the lifespan of stainless steel components and parts.

There are several factors that need to be considered when using electropolishing to achieve your needs. It pays to work with an experienced electropolisher who not only understands the process, but takes the time to understand your specific needs and devise methods and procedures to ensure consistent repeatable results across every part, every time.

If you are considering using an electroplisher for your stainless steel passivation needs, please contact the experts at New England Electropolishing. They will be happy to answer any questions you may have and offer a free sample part electropolished and delivered back to you at no charge.

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NEE’s Electropolishing Services

Medical Devices

Our team offers high-level expertise in electropolishing medical devices and assemblies. We tailor our precision…

Small Parts

All the way back to 1985, NEE has been the company people turn to for the finishing of small components and precision…

Large Vessels

NEE has the capacity to electropolish and passivate your large vessel fabrications up to 8’ long by 4’ in diameter…

Citric Passivation

Passivation is the removal of contaminants from the surface grain boundaries of metals such as stainless steel to…

ElectroMatte™ Finishing

Medical OEMs and part designers are often concerned with reflectivity during surgical procedures. ElectroMatte™…

Nitric Passivation

A material is considered passivated when it shows high resistance to corrosion in an environment where…

Bulk Electropolishing

While electropolishing performs best when the work pieces are individually racked, bulk processing has proven to be a…

Expedited Service

Let NEE help you meet your “need it yesterday” deadline with our Same Business Day and 24-Hour Expedited Service…

Custom Packaging

Many of the precision components and stainless steel parts that come through our facility for electropolishing need…

Electropolishing Resources

What is Electropolishing?

Electropolishing is an electrochemical and reverse plating process that removes the outer layer of skin on a metal...

The Electropolishing Process

The electropolishing process is initiated by immersing a metal part into a temperature-controlled bath of electrolyte...

Benefits of Electropolishing

Curious about the benefits of putting your parts through the electropolishing process? Read along below where we...

How Much Material Does Electropolishing Remove?

Electropolishing, when done properly is a highly controllable process which removes as little as...

How Much Will Electropolishing Improve the Surface of my Part?

Ra and RMS are both representations of surface roughness. Ra is calculated as the roughness average of a surface’s...

Electropolishing Frequently Asked Questions

Learn the difference between electropolishing and electroplating as well as how the electropolishing process works...

What is ASTM B912?

ASTM B912 is an industry standard for the passivation of stainless steel alloys through electropolishing...

What is ASTM A967

ASTM A967 is an industry standard specification for the chemical passivation treatments for stainless...

What is ISO 13485?

ISO 13485 is a standard that applies specifically to medical devices. ISO 13485 is designed to be...