Zone: Deburring

Surface Treatment For Medical Parts

Micro-abrasive blasting provides a cost-effective, environmentally friendly solution to surface treatment requirements in a range of medical applications. Though most engineers are familiar with grit, or cabinet, blasting, few know much about its obscure relative, micro-abrasive blasting.

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See a Quick Way to Deburr Holes in Contoured Surfaces
9/9/2011 Modern Machine Shop: This video shows a device that enables machine tools to quickly deburr both sides of through holes in elliptical and contoured surfaces.
A Quick Way to Deburr Holes in Contoured Surfaces
8/5/2011 Modern Machine Shop: This video shows a device that enables machine tools to quickly deburr both sides of through holes in elliptical and contoured surfaces.
How Electro-Chemical Machining Works
2/25/2011 Modern Machine Shop: Machine tool builder EMAG has produced a very nice video that explains and illustrates how the electro-chemical machining (ECM) process is able to perform simple deburring operations as well as produce precision surfaces and shapes.
CAM Reduces Cycle Time From Days to Minutes
12/22/2010 Production Machining: When your house is going up in flames, the last thing on your mind is whether the local hero’s firefighting equipment will do its job, and that’s exactly the way it should be.
Equipment Cuts Camshaft Deburring Cycle Times
11/18/2010 Production Machining: For Honda’s U.S. auto manufacturing facility, a deburring machine was needed that offered faster cycle times and more flexibility for different types of camshafts. Cinetic developed a camshaft burr removing machine that has the flexibility to deburr several different cam-shafts including ones with different lengths.

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Deburring

Deburring is perhaps the most critical post-machining operation for ensuring the functionality of the machined part, as well as the safe handling of the part. Deburring has traditionally been a manual task, but various technologies exist for reliably automating deburring.