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As long as there has been metal cutting, there have been burrs—an unwanted side effect of the process. Barring a revolutionary change, burr formation will always be a problem. With a few exceptions, conventional machining techniques always produce burrs. Burr prevention requires both conventional and nonconventional approaches. However, even when burrs are not produced, sharp edges left at the end of the machining process generally are not acceptable and require edge treatment. Burr removal represent unnecessary cost to the industry in various forms such as additional manufacturing, compensation, service, recall, and spoiling of the company image. Therefore, in most cases, it is a must either to remove or to secure the burr in order to prevent it from being detached from the part.

This program will give a clear knowledge to participants on Burr definition, burr geometry, Burr formation mechanisms, Burr types and standards for burrs & edges. Various methods on burr less operations, Burr prevention and Burr minimization technique will be discussed.

Definition for Burr
Burr geometry
Burr formation
Availability of standards for burr & edges
Burr prevention
Burr minimization
Design for edge quality
Eliminating waste
Use of better cutting tools
Practical demonstration on burr generation, prevention and minimization on CNC operations
Deburring process enhancement
Cross hole deburring
Automation of deburring using robots
Non traditional deburring processes with case studies
- Thermal Energy Machining
- Electro Chemical Machining
Financial impact on getting rid of burrs
Live Demo of innovative de burring tools in CNC VMC

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