Mechanical operation on the tube ends to remove the fringes caused when cutting the metal with a saw.
Deburring is the process of taking away rough edges on a surface. Smooth roughness produced when cutting or shaping metal.
Removing burrs, sharp edges, or fins from metal parts by filing, grinding, or tumbling in a media that removes the burrs from the aluminum.
an edging operation that has removed the burr from a slit strip edge
The process of removing from workpieces any burrs that are produced during boring or milling, for example, in the manufacture of engines and transmissions. If these burrs are not removed, they could break off later and cause damage to or even the failure of the system.
After drilling, undesirable filings and flakes can be found on the surface of the PCB. Deburring, describes the process of removing this imperfections.
Process of removing a burr after board drilling. Deburring operations fall into two categories: producing a clean, sharp edge when removing heavy burr; and radiusing the edge of the holes to prevent build-up in plating.
Process of removing traces of base copper material that remain around holes after board drilling.
Removing burrs, sharp edges, or fins from metal parts by filing, grinding, or rolling the work in a barrel with abrasives suspended in a suitable liquid medium. Sometimes called burring.
Process of removing burrs after PCB drilling.
After machining, the windows of the wheel may have sharp edges, or burrs. These sharp edges need to be removed before clearcoating to prevent corrosion. The process of removing sharp edges is called deburring.
( http://www.deburringmachinery.com) – The removal of burrs and sharp edges on a metal by chemical, electrochemical and mechanical processes.
Removing burrs, sharp edges or fins from metal parts by filing, grinding, or tumble or vibratory deburring.
A process to remove burrs --undesirable protusions and metal edges that result from machining operations. Methods include hand and automated processes that use files, rasps, bonded abrasives, coated abrasives, and other tools.Coated abrasives, nonwoven products and stones are typically used for deburring.
Removing the subtle ridge from the edge of strip metal that results from cutting operation such as slitting, trimming, shearing, or blanking.
The process of eliminating flaws by grinding or shot blasting the surface of an object.
Procedure involving the use of abrasives such as coated or bonded abrasives to remove burrs, jagged edges or protuberances on the surface of an object created during industrial applications.
Removing rough or sharp edges left on metal by cutting operations.
The process of smoothing the rough-cut edges of metal.
In production engineering, a burr (= sharp-edged notch) is formed at edges and borders of work-pieces in most of the procedures: for cast components at the seam line of upper and lower part of the mould, for die components at the seam line of upper and lower die, at the cutting edges of shears and saw blanks, at welding seams, etc. These have to be removed for reasons of functional fulfillment or safety, too. There are numerous possibilities for that: e.g. grinding, brushing as well as chemical, electrochemical and electric removing procedures or also combinations of these procedures.
Process of removing burrs after drilling Defect