Cold deburring

Cold deburring is a process for removing burrs and sharp edges from metal parts. Burrs are unwanted sharp protrusions that can occur during the manufacturing process of metal parts. Not only can they be dangerous, but they can also affect the functionality and aesthetics of the parts.

Unlike conventional deburring, which uses high temperatures and abrasive tools, cold deburring is performed at room temperature. This process offers a gentle way to remove burrs without affecting the metallic structure. Cold deburring uses special tools and techniques to remove the burrs. These tools can be abrasive belts, brushes or milling tools that are capable of removing the material in a controlled manner. The choice of tool depends on the type of material and the nature of the burrs.

The advantages of cold deburring lie in its gentle treatment of the workpieces. Since high temperatures are not used, the material properties remain unchanged and no discoloration or deformation occurs. This makes cold deburring particularly suitable for parts where precision and integrity are important.

Cold deburring is used in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics manufacturing and medical. It helps improve the quality and safety of metal parts and plays an important role in the manufacture of high-quality products.