This operation can be achieved through many different methods that all depend on factors such as the number of parts, geometry, and dimensions. Fortunately, we are capable of dealing with every situation that you can find yourself into. When we talk about the number of pieces to be rounded, we mean that we can handle both large-scale edge rounding and small-scale edge rounding. So, if you have that one part, just come to us without fear. Or, if you have hundreds of parts that you need rounded, also come to us without hesitation as we can handle it all.

Deburring and edge rounding are all done to achieve consistent, high-quality, and proportionally rounded edges. As we mentioned earlier, we have different methods, and this section will highlight the different methods.

Deburring

Burrs are formed on the edge of the metals after cutting, tapping, punching, or countersinking. These burrs should be removed through deburring with appropriate tools and machines where necessary.

Edge rounding

Edges or corners of fabricated parts that are machine-cut are always sharp. If this sharpness is not desired in the parts, as it has always been, then edge rounding is the way to remove it. This is done under computer-controlled machining to make sure that everything is left in order.

Oxide removal

This not common as the oxide layer formed on the metal surfaces are not harmful and are barely noticeable. However, it is still a useful procedure in powder coating where the surface has to be cleaned before the powder coat can be applied.