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Abstract: This paper reports results of investigations of some surface characteristics, and resulting performance of parts processed using non-traditional finishing methods. The friction factor, precision keeping and anti-conglutination performance of the finished surfaces are considered, and surface characteristics such as microtopography and machining texture were investigated. The overall performance of surfaces finished using non-traditional finishing methods was found to be significantly better than that of traditional finishing methods.

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