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Jewelry Polishing ![]() Jewelry polishing and burnishing by hand is a labor intensive craft which although very beautiful and detailed, is far too expensive to use in a mass production environment. Instituting mass finishing and jewelry polishing systems, jewelry manufacturers will save time and money as compared to the more traditional hand finishing techniques. Mass Jewelry Burnishing and Finishing - explained
The purpose of the process is to polish/finish jewelry in a quick and convenient manner in order to get the pieces to market sooner. What equipment is needed to set up a mass jewelry finishing system?
The primary component to purchase is the jewelry polishing machines themselves, the two most common being sold are a barrel tumbling system and a vibratory bowl system. Both are more than capable of handling a variety of jewelry finishing needs. The preferred media will either be
stainless steel media for burnishing and
walnut shell grit or
corn cob grit for polishing. The
stainless steel media will make the metal surface very hard and very shiny while the
walnut shell or
corn cob grit will finish the jewelry pieces to a high luster. ![]() |
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