Heat Deburring , What  It is How it Functions.

The thermal deburring system is a treatment which uses the heat generated by the combustion of a mixture fuel to sublimate burrs that can be found inside cavities and edges of metallic work pieces obtained by means of melting or mechanic manufacturing process.

This treatment can be applied to cast iron and steel products as well as copper, aluminum and their alloys if they have not gone through a heating process and if they are free from oils and greases. Further thermal treatments might take place after the thermal deburring process.

It is possible to remove 0,1 mm of unwanted production swarves when treating aluminum or copper and their alloys and up to 0,3 mm when treating ferrous materials.

Thermal deburring system partially oxidizes the surface of treated materials: it is therefore necessary a pickling process to remove the oxidation, preferably with the aid of an ultrasounds device.

The thermal deburring system can not damage threaded parts of treated products because the shape of the of the same thread prevents any possible sublimation of the material.