Deburr Standard
Deburr Standard
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Deburring seems to be a process that's different
from company to company.
Does anyone know if there's actually an industry
standard? Or can someone suggest a source of a
good general overview of deburring?
I tried a web search and the result was mostly
vendors with various devices to sell.
Thanks for any input...
Pete
from company to company.
Does anyone know if there's actually an industry
standard? Or can someone suggest a source of a
good general overview of deburring?
I tried a web search and the result was mostly
vendors with various devices to sell.
Thanks for any input...
Pete





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http://www.abrasiveengineering.com/bkdebur.htm
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http://archive.metalformingmagazine.com/1996/12/6mfdec5.htm
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Break all sharp edges .010 max.
A note like that normally will get the attention of the machinist or shop supervisor.
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http://www.abrasiveengineering.com/bkhandd.htm
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organizing training and putting together a
formal procedure. I'd rather use an industry
standard than "re-creating the wheel".
More specifically the application is a stamped
hole through an aluminum extrusion.
There a reluctance to deburr multiple holes by hand,
but then using an air tool seems to remove too much
material. I'd specify a dimension, but the process
personnel aren't machinist...
Has anyone tried the Burraway tool, [aka: clothspin
deburr tool]?? see:
http://www.usatco.com/deburring_03.asp
Thanks again...
Pete
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They use a similar tool now. The operation requires
deburring hundreds of holes, so I'd like to find a
more automated method.
Pete
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Bob
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Yes, they tried a chamfer tool with a drill stop and somehow
always manage to remove too much material. I'd like to find
a fail safe way to process multiple holes.
In the interim I may try the burraway tool.
Thanks for all the input...
P.
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Thread404-35606
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as to various thicknesses of materials, the reason
for deburring callout. Is it for removing stress
risors or just to allow for a radius to form
after coating or plating? Will it be done by
hand or automated?
Is it cosmetic and just to remove sharp edges for
assembly? Is it an external surface or internal
surface that may need a sharp edge? Is it an interface
surface and on and on?
If your deburring method removes too much material
on a hole, why not call for the holes to be undersize
before deburring?
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