Fussing around with a knife to remove them is a poor way to go. As explained by [Adrian Kingsley-Hughes] on ZDNet, a deburring tool is the cheap and easy solution to the problem. If you haven’t ...

And yet, those burrs have to be removed for the part to function as it’s designed to do. Experienced part designers have learned that even if a deburring process is included during the manufacturing ...

SUCCESSFULLY AUTOMATING PART-FINISHING operations hinges on the flexibility and consistency of the deburring tools used because programmed robot paths do not always coincide exactly with part shapes ...