Extrude Hone, the inventor of the abrasive flow machining process (AFM), is recognized worldwide for its ability to increase horsepower, thrust, torque and airflow on all types of internal combustion engines ranging from two strokes to fuel-injected performance engines to aircraft turbine jet engines. AFM is used to deburr, polish or radius surfaces and edges by flowing a semisolid abrasive media over these areas. AFM can reach even the most inaccessible areas, processing multiple holes, slots or edges in one operation. The AFM process can be used in a wide range of finishing operations: it can process many areas on a single workpiece or multiple parts simultaneously; inaccessible areas and complex internal passages can be finished economically and productively; automatic systems can handle thousands of parts per day, greatly reducing labor costs by eliminating tedious hand work. The AFM process boasts reliability and accuracy, typically yielding a 90% improvement in surface finishes with controllable stock removal.
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