Extrude Hone
Extrude Hone specializes in precision deburring, polishing, radiusing, and shaping of metallic components—with dedicated expertise in firearms manufacturing. Their work directly improves firearm reliability, accuracy, and performance. They operate through three primary service models: Capital Equipm...
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Extrude Hone specializes in precision deburring, polishing, radiusing, and shaping of metallic components—with dedicated expertise in firearms manufacturing. Their work directly improves firearm reliability, accuracy, and performance.
They operate through three primary service models:
- •Capital Equipment: Design and build machines for Abrasive Flow Machining (AFM), Electrochemical Machining (ECM), and Thermal Deburring (TEM)
- •Contract Shop Services: Process your components at their multiple U.S. and international locations
- •Aftermarket Support: Spare parts, media, cathodes, and ongoing equipment support
Unique contract shop rifling capability in America—and much more
Extrude Hone brings specialized finishing processes that reach and perfect surfaces in ways conventional methods can't match. For firearms manufacturers, this means:
- •Barrel rifling with precision control
- •Deburring of complex internal geometries
- •Flow tuning of critical passages
- •Edge radiusing for improved durability
They operate globally through multiple locations:
| Region | Location |
|---|---|
| USA | Irwin PA, Huntley, Sterling Heights, Riverside CA |
| International | UK, France, Germany, Italy, India, China, Japan |
400+ VECTOR Abrasive Flow Machining machines already operating in 22 countries—their proven technology standard in precision finishing
In industries where regulations tighten and performance demands increase, proper finishing of metallic components enhances safety, reliability, efficiency, and durability. Extrude Hone's processes handle what other methods can't: compact designs, complex geometries, and difficult-to-machine materials—all critical in modern firearms manufacturing.
They're backed by Madison Industries, one of the world's largest privately held companies, bringing resources and stability to precision manufacturing partnerships.