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Using magnetorheological methods to process optical items on a series of automated polishing–lapping machines

L. K. Gleb, V. A. Gorshkov, F. P. Khlebnikov, G. R. Gorodkin, and E. V. Semenov

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Abstract

Prototypes of two forms of magnetorheological polishing modules have been developed for a series of polishing–lapping machines: a one-piece form, in which the workpiece is located above the polishing tool, and a spread-out form, in which the workpiece is located under the polishing tool. The operation of the modules during magnetorheological processing of samples of optical items has been tested.

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