Case Studies – The Meister Toolbox

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Posted on August 21, 2026 by Bruce Northrup — Leave a reply

Finishing tungsten carbide is one of the most demanding grinding operations, especially when surface quality and productivity must go hand in hand. With our UltraFine grinding technology, we achieved outstanding results: ✔ Surface finish down to Ra 0.025 µm ✔ Continue Reading →

Case Study: Stator Vane Bushings

Posted on December 16, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Stator vanes are small but essential components that convert rotational energy into static pressure through the change in flow. Thus, those little components play a vital role in the operation and efficiency of the entire power generation device. Part of Continue Reading →

Case Study: Mass Spectrometer

Posted on November 17, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Mass spectrometry (MS) is an analytical technique for measuring the mass-to-charge ratio and the exact weight of one or more molecules present in a chemical sample. The technique is used in areas, such as the food, medical and drug, and Continue Reading →

Case Study: Centerless Grinding

Posted on August 25, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Unlike the standard grinding process where the workpiece is fixed on either of the sides in a stable position, in centerless grinding the workpiece has no fixed center. Instead, the workpiece is held between two wheels – an abrasive and Continue Reading →

Case Study: Carbide Stamp

Posted on August 5, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Grinding stamps for indexable inserts is a timely process, especially when the stamp is made out of carbide which is an extremely hart material. The initial rectangular shape of the carbide stamp has to be ground to its final rhombus Continue Reading →

Case Study: Hip Joint Ball CoCr

Posted on July 18, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Hip Joint replacements are becoming more and more popular in today’s world. The human hip consists of a ball and a socket joint that can wear out during a person’s lifetime. The aim of a total hip replacement is to Continue Reading →

Case Study: Piston Rod Damper

Posted on June 16, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

Throughfeed superfinishing of piston rod dampers requires a stable multistep process and success depends on the meticulous combination of several solutions. This is why when a long-term customer of ours approached us and requested a solution for superfinishing piston rod Continue Reading →

Case Study: Bearing Race

Posted on April 27, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

When a bearing manufacturer wanted to improve cycle times while at the same time achieving better surface quality, our engineers knew they needed to design a powerful tool. And so they did. The solution was a vitrified honing stone with Continue Reading →

Case Study: Miniature Bearing Race

Posted on March 16, 2022 by Katrin Karnalova

A manufacturer of miniature bearings needed a new superfinishing technology to achieve a more consistent standard of quality on their raceways. Furthermore, they also wanted to achieve faster cycle times because their business was increasing, and their machines were at Continue Reading →

CASE STUDY: CBN honing of canning punch

Posted on August 26, 2021 by Bruce Northrup

A manufacturer of Aluminum cans needed a finishing solution for their punching tools. The challenge was to bring a turned surface to a mirror finish with a single tool on their lathe. Furthermore, the machine utilized Emulsion coolant, (not honing Continue Reading →