ADVANCED DEBURRING AND DEFLASHING METHODS

Abrasive Flow Machining (AFM) uses abrasive-laden media under pressure to polish and deburr internal surfaces. It's ideal for enhancing precision, improving surface finish, and reaching complex or hard-to-access areas.

Thermal deburring uses controlled explosions of gas to burn away burrs and flash from metal parts. It’s effective for quickly removing hard-to-reach burrs in complex geometries.

Cryogenic deflashing/deburring uses extreme cold to make excess material brittle, which is then removed with media blasting. It’s used for precision cleaning without damaging delicate parts or fine details.

Vibratory tumble deburring and polishing involve placing parts in a vibrating barrel with abrasive media. The motion smooths edges, removes burrs, and enhances surface finish uniformly and efficiently.

Precision hand deburring and deflashing involve skilled operators manually removing burrs and excess material from parts. This method allows for careful attention to detail, ensuring high-quality finishes on intricate components.

Harperizing is a high-energy finishing process that deburrs and polishes parts in a shorter period compared to conventional tumbling and vibratory finishing. It uses centrifugal force to apply abrasives to parts, resulting in superior surface finishes.