I. Introduction
It is known that due to the use of burnishing equipped with synthetic diamonds, it is possible to provide a significant increase in the productivity of processing critical surfaces of parts [1–5]. Basically, the burnishing tool is made of diamond, which has significant advantages when processing non-ferrous metals and alloys, but is far from always suitable for processing steels and alloys with a high content of carbon and iron. These are due to the fact that diamond, as an allotropic modification of carbon, can enter into a chemical reaction with these processed materials, and, therefore, undergo increased wear.