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Quick Comparison

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  • Jun 11
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High Density Ceramic

Ceramic Media

 Plastic Media

 Synthetic Media

Cutting Speed

 Very Fast

 Fast

Slow to Medium

 Medium

Surface Finish

Good

Good to Excellent

 Excellent

 Excellent

Density

Very High

 High

 Low

Medium

Part Protection

Fair

 Moderate

 Excellent

Very Good

Deburring Capability

 Excellent

 Excellent

Moderate

 Good

Media Life

 Excellent

Excellent

 Moderate

Good

Equipment Wear

Highest

 Higher

 Very Low

 Low

Process Cleanliness

 Good

Good

Fair

Excellent

Best for Soft Metals

Poor

 Fair

Excellent

 Excellent

Best for Steel/ Stainless

Excellent

Excellent

Fair

Good

Typical Cycle Time

Shortest

Short

Longer

Medium

Cost per Pound

Highest

 Lower

Higher

 Higher

Cost per Finished Part

Often Lowest in High-Volume Applications

Low

 Moderate

 Moderate


 
 
 

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