Deburring Stainless Steel Sheet

As stainless steel is shaped and processed for instance by sawing slicing or stamping it small spiky nodes can develop on the surface.

Deburring stainless steel sheet.

If your shop routinely grinds different types of metals you need to use a wet deburring or finishing machine. These are called burrs and though they are not always immediately visible to the naked eye they can severely impede the workings of stainless steel components by causing additional friction and wear and even allowing fractures to develop in the steel over time. The result is the elimination of burrs without scratching the surface. Wet machines spray coolant on passing workpieces so that.

The barrel contains a mixture of abrasives and liquids. Slide the blades on these scrapers along a workpiece to smooth edges or remove material. When you have deburred edges on your sheet metal you are ensuring safety of your metal piece. This is a method to use the temperature drop to quickly embrittle the burrs and then spray the pellets to remove the burrs.

Deburring your metal will take the burr off so that you limit the risk of anyone being cut general. Besides removing burrs deburring by tumbling leaves a great overall surface finish to the parts. Remove burs from both sides of sheet metal edges. Fladder deburring machines are unique in that they can debur and polish thin sheet metal thick sheet metal and even formed or machined parts.

Frozen deburring is suitable for products with smaller burr wall thickness and the smaller workpiece. Sheet metal deburring scrapers. Those start moving and rubbing against the metal parts due to the vibratory movement. Carry these slim handled tools comfortably in your pocket.

This is because the dust created from certain metals like aluminum can be highly flammable and a spark from grinding steel can cause it to suddenly ignite.