Case

Solve the surface treatment problems of hardware burrs, welding spots, knife marks, etc. at one time.

Copper part deburring is a critical finishing process that removes sharp edges or burrs left after machining, stamping, or casting. Since copper is a soft, ductile metal, excessive force during deburring can cause deformation or surface damage. Common methods include manual filing, tumbling with abrasive media, or using precision tools like deburring knives. For high-precision components, electrochemical deburring (ECM) or vibratory finishing may be employed to achieve smooth, burr-free surfaces while preserving dimensional accuracy. Proper deburring enhances the part’s functionality, safety, and aesthetic appeal, especially in electrical or decorative applications where copper is widely used.