Deburring Finishing Applications

Deburring is a vital stage in the finishing process, used to remove sharp edges, burrs, and imperfections left from machining, casting, stamping, or molding operations. At ActOn Finishing, we offer a range of deburring technologies tailored to meet the demands of industries requiring precision, consistency, and quality. Whether you're working with intricate aerospace components or robust automotive parts, our vibratory, centrifugal high-energy, drag, and disc finishing systems ensure optimal edge quality and surface smoothness.

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Applications

Our deburring finishing processes are used across a wide variety of industries to improve product performance, ensure safety, and extend component life. Each technique is chosen based on the material, geometry, and finish requirements of the part.

Vibratory Finishing

Vibratory deburring is ideal for batch processing and gently removes burrs from complex or delicate components. It is commonly used in automotive, aerospace, and general engineering industries for parts like brackets, housings, and castings.

Centrifugal High-Energy Finishing

Centrifugal finishing is suited for high-precision applications requiring rapid deburring with tight tolerances. It’s highly effective for small parts such as orthopedic implants, fasteners, and aerospace fittings.

Disc Finishing

Disc finishing provides high-speed, uniform deburring for small to medium-sized components. It’s widely used for deburring jewellery, electronic connectors, and precision machined parts in volume.

Drag Finishing

Drag finishing is best suited for deburring high-value and delicate parts where surface integrity is critical. Applications include deburring of cutting tools, turbine blades, and dental or surgical instruments.

Parts we can deburr

We have extensive experience in deburring a wide range of materials and components, including: stainless steel, aluminium, brass, titanium and plastics. No matter the complexity or volume, our solutions are tailored to provide a consistent and cost-effective finish, enhancing the functionality and appearance of your components.