Case

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

Deburring stainless steel workpieces is a critical finishing step to remove sharp edges or protrusions left after machining, welding, or casting. Common methods include manual deburring with files or abrasive pads, mechanical techniques like tumbling or vibratory finishing, and advanced processes such as thermal deburring (TEM) or electrochemical polishing. The choice depends on part complexity, tolerances, and surface finish requirements. Given stainless steel’s hardness and corrosion resistance, specialized tools (e.g., carbide burrs) and lubricants are often used to ensure efficiency and avoid material contamination. Proper deburring enhances both the safety and functionality of the final product.