Based on the "Deburring and Chamfering" feature article published in the June issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, this webinar uses the article by James Engineering as a launching point to address a few audience questions about deburring as well as the ROI calculations to consider if you plan to move from a manual deburring process to an automated system capable of handling high volume.
James Engineering, which wrote the "Deburring and Chamfering" article published in the June 2023 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, offers this video supplement to provide more information about the Broomfield, Colorado-based company and its Max System deburring and chamfering machine.
Stan Kroll, general manager for J.W. Done Corp., discusses new sizes of the company's ORBITOOL deburring tool and shares how the tool helped one customer attain “out of this world” results.
Click here to visit J.W. Done's website.
The ORBITOOL® deburring tool enables fast and consistent deburring of crossholes and blind intersections. The protective disk ensures that deburring only occurs at the edge of intersection without damage to adjacent surfaces. The flexible shaft allows the cutter head to follow the contour of any complex and irregular surface. It may be used both manually and/or in an automated CNC process. Most deburring requirements are achievable and repeatable with the ORBITOOL, whether the application calls for a light edge break, or a blended radius. J.W.
The DeBurr-Z is said to eliminate the need for tedious hand work by deburring parts quickly and consistently on a CNC machine. The Tapmatic cutting tool floats in both compression and extension allowing it to follow the top edges or underside edges of the workpiece, even when these are not clearly defined like in the case of castings and cross holes.
