Thermal deburring

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

Thermal deburring uses high temperatures to remove the burrs. This is done by selectively heating the sharp edges to a temperature at which the material changes its metallurgical structure. The heated areas are then cooled, which results in the burrs being easier to remove.

The main advantage of thermal deburring is its efficiency and accuracy. This process enables the uniform removal of burrs without affecting the surrounding surface. It is particularly suitable for complex parts with hard-to-reach areas where conventional deburring methods are not efficient.

Thermal deburring is used in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical and electronics production. It helps improve the quality and safety of metal parts and plays an important role in the production of high-quality products.