What is Deburring?
Large pieces, small parts, ferrous or nonferrous metals-if they’ve been machined, they very likely have burrs that need to be removed. Very often small, delicate or complicated pieces have burrs created at intersection of cross-drilled holes or in other places that are almost inaccessible. We remove those burrs without breakage or damage to your piece.
Deburring is, to put it simply, a finishing method used in industrial settings and manufacturing environments. Metal is frequently machined using many processes in order to create pieces of specific shape and size. For example, metal may be welded, molded, cast, trimmed, slit or sheared. These procedures often create ragged edges or protrusions. The raised particles and shavings that appear when metal blanks are machined are referred to as burrs, and the process by which they are removed is known as deburring. Deburring may be accomplished by one of several methods. Abrasive substances may be applied, or abrasive cloths may be used to rub the metal in order to remove thin shavings and small notches, as well as to polish the piece. In other cases, sanding may be necessary, whether this means a small amount of sanding by hand or rigorous sanding with a machine for more troublesome deformities. Other methods of deburring require repetitive filing or use of a grinder to smooth away nicks a
