THE burr and its elimination are a major problem throughout the Aerospace industry. Removing burrs costs the industry millions of pounds each year. Burrs afflict a variety of processes. Punching, shearing, drilling and routing operations on metal all result in some degree of burr formation. Most manufacturers will need to eliminate burrs to ensure safer handling of parts and to improve the appearance and the quality of the finished product. Moreover, allowing burrs to remain will impair the functionality of the part. This is particularly true where metal parts are being manufactured to close tolerances such as the Aerospace industry.
Deburring With 3-Dimensional Abrasives
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology ; 62 , 5 ; 14
1990-05-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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