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Abrasiveness
- Material wear
Wearing of the surface

The abrasive wear is the weight loss (surface removal) of a material surface ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
Roller burnished surfaces are characterized by the following properties:
- ow surface roughness, up to Rz < 1 µm

- ...
more: Properties of roller burnished surfaces
Advantages of roller burnishing process
Roller burnished surfaces are characterized by the following properties:
- ow surface roughness, up to Rz < 1 µm

- ...
more: Properties of roller burnished surfaces
Advantages of the roller burnishing process
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Blind hole
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?
Boundary layer
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Burnishing
Due to the features of the roller burnishing process, the terms smoothing, burnishing, roller smoothing and roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Compressing
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Compression
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
Conical hole
Roller burnishing of holes from 4 mm dia.|4.0 - 4.9 mm dia.
5.0 - 20 mm dia.
5.0 - 20 mm dia.
21.0 - 33 mm dia.
31 - 52 mm ...
more: Find tool via roller burnishing contour
see: from 4 mm dia.
Machining|Taper bores|||||
Diameter range|from 4 mm|||||
Rollers|according to requirement|||||
Standard ...
more: from 4 mm dia.
Contact area ratio
- Material wear
Wearing of the surface

The abrasive wear is the weight loss (surface removal) of a material surface ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
Roller burnished surfaces are characterized by the following properties:
- ow surface roughness, up to Rz < 1 µm

- ...
more: Properties of roller burnished surfaces
Continuous machining sequence
The continuous machining sequence, i.e. of being able to roller-burnish "in one clamping" at high speed following ...
more: Use/Application
Contours
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?
Cooling
- A small amount of lubrication with a low-viscosity oil is generally sufficient during roller burnishing, e.g. by ...
more: Cooling/lubrication
Creasing
Components can be provided with creases or joined by creasing with special tools.
more: Creasing and joining
Creasing inside
Components can be provided with creases or joined by creasing with special tools.
more: Creasing and joining
Creasing outside
Components can be provided with creases or joined by creasing with special tools.
more: Creasing and joining
Cut depth
see: Definitions of roughness and material contact area
Cutting edge feed rate
Any surface produced by cutting has a typical structure characterized by the cutting edge geometry and the cutting ...
more: Comparison of techniques
Cutting edge geometry
Any surface produced by cutting has a typical structure characterized by the cutting edge geometry and the cutting ...
more: Comparison of techniques
Depth of surface smoothness
Roller burnished surfaces are characterized by the following properties:
- ow surface roughness, up to Rz < 1 µm

- ...
more: Properties of roller burnished surfaces
Determining oversize
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Diamond finishing tool
more ...
more: Diamond finishing tools
Workpiece oversize|up to 0.01 mm
Tool preclamping|up to 2 mm|
Lubrication|emulsion or oil; filtration of the ...
more: Outside finishing tool
Do the tolerances change
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Ductile yield
- All plastically formable metals can be roller-burnished. Here the material hardness should be below 45 HRC ...
more: What materials can be roller burnished?
Expanding
An extremely broad range of components can be joined with special tools.

For example, flaring: Pipe flaring for a cam ...
more: Flaring and expanding
External-contour shaping tool
see: External contours
Feed rate
- The roller burnishing speed can be up to 200 m/min, however values of 100-150 m/min are recommended.

- The feed rate ...
more: Speed, feed rate
Feed rate for roller burnishing
- The roller burnishing speed can be up to 200 m/min, however values of 100-150 m/min are recommended.

- The feed rate ...
more: Speed, feed rate
Flanging
Components can be joined by flanging them with special tools.
more: Flanging
Flaring
An extremely broad range of components can be joined with special tools.

For example, flaring: Pipe flaring for a cam ...
more: Flaring and expanding
Flat surface
more ...
more: Face roller burnishing tool
Geometry
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?
Grinding
see: Comparison of techniques
ground
The integration of a roller burnishing machine in the production sequence reduces investments in finish-grinding ...
more: Use of roller burnishing machines
Hardness
- Hardness = mechanical resistance with which the material opposes a penetrating body.

Measuring method: ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
- All plastically formable metals can be roller-burnished. Here the material hardness should be below 45 HRC ...
more: What materials can be roller burnished?
Workpiece oversize|up to 0.01 mm
Tool preclamping|up to 2 mm|
Lubrication|emulsion or oil; filtration of the ...
more: Outside finishing tool
High contact area ratio
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
Holes
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?
How is roller burnishing to be prepared for
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Hydraulic roller compression tool
see: Hydraulic roller compression tool
Inside (diamond) finishing tool
see: Inside finishing tool
see: Outside finishing tool
Inside creasing
Components can be provided with creases or joined by creasing with special tools.
more: Creasing and joining
Inside groove
see: Modular one-roller tools for internal recess outside and inside
see: Modular one-roller tools for internal recess outside and inside
Inside roller burnishing tool
more ...
more: Inside roller burnishing tool for through-holes
more ...
more: Inside roller burnishing tool for through and blind holes
Internal recess tool
see: Modular one-roller tools for internal recess outside and inside
Kinematics
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Kinematics of roller burnishing process
-  The workpiece, the tool or both rotate during roller burnishing.
 

-  During roller burnishing with multi-roller ...
more: Kinematics of roller burnishing process
Low contact area ratio
see: Material properties/surface properties
Lubrication
- A small amount of lubrication with a low-viscosity oil is generally sufficient during roller burnishing, e.g. by ...
more: Cooling/lubrication
Material contact area ratio
The measuring variables mean surface roughness Rz and material contact area ratio Mr are used as a measure of the ...
more: Surface measurement, surface roughness measurement
Material loading
- Material loading/material breakage

How can the loadability of a workpiece be determined?

With static loading, ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
Material properties
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Material volume
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
Material wear
- Material wear
Wearing of the surface

The abrasive wear is the weight loss (surface removal) of a material surface ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
Micro-taper tool
see: Micro-taper tool
Modular one-roller tool
see: One-roller tools, modular
Multi-roller tool
-  The workpiece, the tool or both rotate during roller burnishing.
 

-  During roller burnishing with multi-roller ...
more: Kinematics of roller burnishing process
- The roller burnishing speed can be up to 200 m/min, however values of 100-150 m/min are recommended.

- The feed rate ...
more: Speed, feed rate
One-roller tool
- The roller burnishing speed can be up to 200 m/min, however values of 100-150 m/min are recommended.

- The feed rate ...
more: Speed, feed rate
see: One-roller tools, modular
more ...
more: One-roller tools, variable
One-roller tool for inside
see: Modular one-roller tools for inside
One-roller tool for outside
see: Modular one-roller tools for outside
Outer face roller burnishing
more ...
more: Face roller burnishing tool
Outside cone
more ...
more: Roller burnishing tool for external cones
Outside creasing
Components can be provided with creases or joined by creasing with special tools.
more: Creasing and joining
Outside diameter
more ...
more: Outside roller burnishing tool
Plastic forming
- Strength, in N/mm = resistance with which the material opposes an influence of force; the force can cause a plastic ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
- All plastically formable metals can be roller-burnished. Here the material hardness should be below 45 HRC ...
more: What materials can be roller burnished?
Process for surface compression
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Profile graph
see: Definitions of roughness and material contact area
Profile valleys
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
Retention of the dimensional tolerances
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Retention of the shape and position tolerances
What is roller burnishing?

Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by ...
more: FAQ
Rollability
- All plastically formable metals can be roller-burnished. Here the material hardness should be below 45 HRC ...
more: What materials can be roller burnished?
Roller burnishing
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
- All plastically formable metals can be roller-burnished. Here the material hardness should be below 45 HRC ...
more: What materials can be roller burnished?
-  The workpiece, the tool or both rotate during roller burnishing.
 

-  During roller burnishing with multi-roller ...
more: Kinematics of roller burnishing process
- A small amount of lubrication with a low-viscosity oil is generally sufficient during roller burnishing, e.g. by ...
more: Cooling/lubrication
Roller burnishing force
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Roller burnishing machine
The integration of a roller burnishing machine in the production sequence reduces investments in finish-grinding ...
more: Use of roller burnishing machines
Roller burnishing speed
- A small amount of lubrication with a low-viscosity oil is generally sufficient during roller burnishing, e.g. by ...
more: Cooling/lubrication
- The roller burnishing speed can be up to 200 m/min, however values of 100-150 m/min are recommended.

- The feed rate ...
more: Speed, feed rate
Roller compression
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Roller smoothing
Due to the features of the roller burnishing process, the terms smoothing, burnishing, roller smoothing and roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Roller-burnishing inside taper seat
more ...
more: Roller burnishing tool for taper bores
Roller-burnishing outside taper seat
more ...
more: Roller burnishing tool for external cones
Rolling element
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Rolling force
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Roughness
- During burnishing a certain roughness is produced on the workpiece surface. The objective is a high surface quality ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Roughness profile
see: Definitions of roughness and material contact area
Scanning distance
see: Definitions of roughness and material contact area
Sliding friction
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
Smoothing
- Roller burnishing is chipless smoothing and compression of metallic surfaces by rolling elements.

-  Roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
Smotthing
Due to the features of the roller burnishing process, the terms smoothing, burnishing, roller smoothing and roller ...
more: What is roller burnishing?
stepped hole
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?
Strength
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Strength properties
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Surface peaks
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Surface plateau
- Carbide or steel rollers are guided over the workpiece with pressure and displace the surface peaks into the boundary ...
more: Processes in the material during roller burnishing
-  During roller compression the same kinematics is carried out as with burnishing. Hardened rollers are guided over ...
more: Roller compression
Surface roughness
Roller burnished surfaces are characterized by the following properties:
- ow surface roughness, up to Rz < 1 µm

- ...
more: Properties of roller burnished surfaces
Surface roughness Rz
The measuring variables mean surface roughness Rz and material contact area ratio Mr are used as a measure of the ...
more: Surface measurement, surface roughness measurement
Taper bore
Roller burnishing of holes from 4 mm dia.|4.0 - 4.9 mm dia.
5.0 - 20 mm dia.
5.0 - 20 mm dia.
21.0 - 33 mm dia.
31 - 52 mm ...
more: Find tool via roller burnishing contour
see: from 4 mm dia.
Machining|Taper bores|||||
Diameter range|from 4 mm|||||
Rollers|according to requirement|||||
Standard ...
more: from 4 mm dia.
Tensile test
- Strength, in N/mm = resistance with which the material opposes an influence of force; the force can cause a plastic ...
more: Material properties/surface properties
Tool clamping systems
- In the standard model the tool holding fixtures are provided with a cylinder shaft according to DIN 1835 or with a Morse ...
more: Tool holding fixtures, clamping options
Tool holding fixtures
- In the standard model the tool holding fixtures are provided with a cylinder shaft according to DIN 1835 or with a Morse ...
more: Tool holding fixtures, clamping options
Tool life
Changing components

Rollers
Remove retaining screw (7) and locking ring (9), then take out the cage with the taper ...
more: 5.0 - 20 mm dia.
Adjusting the tool
Loosen clamping screw (8), then turn the mount and sleeve against each other according to scale. 1 ...
more: 201 - 400 mm dia.
Changing components
Rollers
a) Loosen clamping screw (8) and screw the mount out of the sleeve; the rollers become ...
more: 1.5 - 7.8 mm dia.
Changing components
Rollers
a) Loosen clamping screw (8) and screw the mount out of the sleeve; the rollers become ...
more: 41 - 56 mm dia.
turned
The integration of a roller burnishing machine in the production sequence reduces investments in finish-grinding ...
more: Use of roller burnishing machines
Turning
see: Comparison of techniques
Use of roller burnishing machines
The integration of a roller burnishing machine in the production sequence reduces investments in finish-grinding ...
more: Use of roller burnishing machines
The BAUBLIES RM 2/35 Roller Burnishing Machine enables microfinishing of outside diameters on cylindrical ...
more: Machines
Thanks to its ergonomic design and its compact dimensions, the RM 2/35 is suitable for flexible use within production, ...
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Use on standard machines
Roller burnishing tools are suitable for use on virtually all common machines, e.g.


- lathing machines, both ...
more: Use/Application
Waviness
see: Surface measurement, surface roughness measurement
Which
-  Roller burnishing can be used on the external and internal surfaces of virtually all rotationally symmetrical ...
more: What geometries can be roller burnished?


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