Chamfering

Chamfering is a process for producing and machining chamfers on workpieces. A chamfer is a beveled edge that is often applied to the edges of workpieces for functional or aesthetic reasons. Chamfering is usually carried out by milling, grinding or special chamfering tools and is used in various industrial sectors, including mechanical engineering, metalworking and the woodworking industry.

This machining method improves the handling safety of workpieces by removing sharp edges and reducing the risk of injury. In addition, chamfering can improve the accuracy of fit and the interaction of components, especially in areas where precise joints are required. A clean and uniform bevel also contributes to the aesthetic quality of a product by creating a high-quality finish. When selecting the appropriate chamfering process, factors such as material, desired chamfer angle and surface requirements play a crucial role in achieving optimal results.