Ball deburring

Ball deburring is a process for removing burrs and sharp edges from workpieces, especially metal parts. It is often used in the metalworking industry to smooth the surfaces of workpieces and increase safety.

The process of ball deburring involves the use of a rotating ball made of an abrasive material. This ball is pressed onto the workpieces to be machined, removing burrs and sharp edges. It is an effective process for removing burrs, as the ball is able to reach hard-to-reach areas and ensure a uniform surface finish.

Ball deburring offers several advantages, including the ability to machine a variety of materials, from metals to plastics. It is also a time-saving method, as it removes burrs and edges in a single step. In addition, the process can improve the surface quality of workpieces, which is important in many applications.

However, it is important to carefully control the right parameters such as ball diameter, rotation speed and pressure to achieve the desired results without damaging the workpiece. Ball deburring requires a certain precision and experience to achieve optimal results.

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This definition is taken from the surface technology encyclopedia from Surface Technology Online. You can find many more technical terms from the surface technology industry in our lexicon overview.

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