Deburring Machines

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Sheet metal deburrers for different sheet thicknesses
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GRINDINGMASTER MCSB-B-600 Deburring machine
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France, region Ille-et-Vilaine
GRINDINGMASTER MCSB-B-600 Deburring machine
ARKU EdgeBreaker 4000 Plus Sheet Metal Deburring Machine with Rounding on Both Sides
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Deburring Machine
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Czech Republic, 511 01 Turnov - Daliměřice
Deburring Machine
TRANSPORTA CHRUDIM JS157 Deburring Machine
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Czech Republic, 511 01 Turnov - Daliměřice
TRANSPORTA CHRUDIM JS157 Deburring Machine
KUNZ K 3 Sheet metal trimming machine
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Deburring Machine
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Czech Republic, 511 01 Turnov - Daliměřice
Deburring Machine
KOVO FINIŠ 051A Deburring Machine
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Czech Republic, 511 01 Turnov - Daliměřice
KOVO FINIŠ 051A Deburring Machine
KOVO FINIŠ 051A Deburring Machine
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Czech Republic, 511 01 Turnov - Daliměřice
KOVO FINIŠ 051A Deburring Machine
ESMATEC KONTUR-PROFI Deburring device
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RSA RASAMAX ST deburring machine
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Netherlands, 7741 KV Coevorden
RSA RASAMAX ST deburring machine

KUNZ K2 Sheet metal deburring machine
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France, region Nord

KUNZ K2 Sheet metal deburring machine

ROTO FINISH ST20M4 Debburing machine
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France, 41100 Vendôme

ROTO FINISH ST20M4 Debburing machine

Centrifugal Viborator
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), RH13 5QR West Sussex

Centrifugal Viborator

PAUL UHLICH ZAF 500 X 8 Gear deburring machine
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Germany, 04895 Falkenberg

PAUL UHLICH ZAF 500 X 8 Gear deburring machine

DRESS edge milling machine
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Germany, 36325 Feldatal

DRESS edge milling machine

Cutting sheet metal - whether through punching, laser, plasma or flame cutting - is accompanied by the formation of edges and burrs, which cause difficulties in coating and further processing. Manual deburring with an angle grinder would not be the best idea, as deburring machines can solve the problem much more effectively. However, it is not so easy to choose the right deburring machine because these machines employ a variety of processes, including mechanical (grinding machines), thermal and chemical ones. Used machines for deburring and edge rounding as well as other deburring techniques can be found quickly and easily at Surplex – your specialist for used machinery.

A deburring machine — sometimes referred to as a trimming machine — is used to remove burrs, which are the small protrusions and unwanted material that are left on a workpiece after processing. Burrs are not always immediately obvious, but they can be removed relatively easy with the right equipment.

Burrs are common on parts cut from sheet metal using lasers and metal stampings — although they can also be found on wooden and plastic workpieces. When either of these processes is carried out in a metalworking production line, the process of deburring with trimming machines eats up a significant amount of time and resources. The latest deburring machines are faster and more efficient than ever, so they help companies to save money. Further savings can be made by purchasing used deburring machines, which have a proven track record of performance.

  • Significant reduction in resources compared to manually removing burrs
  • Stamping or laser cutting sheet metal
  • Perfect finishing and retouching
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There are different ways of deburring metal that require very different types of equipment. Perhaps the most popular method used is mechanical deburring. This process involves grinding the burrs from the workpiece using abrasive belts and brushes to create a smooth surface, free from imperfections. A belt sander is often used as a metal trimming machine, as it is capable of processing metal workpieces quickly.

Another method of burring in use today involves an electrochemical process. This is a more expensive burring solution, but it delivers an accurate finish and allows for a highly efficient production process. Salt or glycol-based solutions are used with an electrical current to remove burrs efficiently — often within 10 seconds of the process beginning.

Deburring can also be carried out using thermal energy. This process is the fastest and the most efficient of all the options, as it removes all the burrs on a workpiece in a single stage. It involves exposing the metal to a combustible mixture of gasses within a sealed chamber.

A less common method of burr removal, which isn’t used widely in Europe, involves the use of liquid nitrogen to freeze the burrs before they are “blasted” off with pressure. This method is called cryogenic deburring.

The surfaces of plastics, metal and wood usually need to be smooth, which makes the use of a trimming machine in the production process essential. This isn’t just a matter of aesthetics, however, it is also a matter of safety. Rough or sharp edges on sheet metal can cause injuries similar to those inflicted by razors. Before a workpiece can be used in another production process or sold to a consumer, it must have its edges trimmed by a trimming machine.

Deburring is a relatively small part of the sheet metal processing industry, but it is one of the most important. The use of deburring machines ensures a quality final product and the safety of consumers, so these relatively straightforward machines are essential components in most metalworking production lines. While manual deburring is still an option, it adds unnecessary costs and time to the production process, which are not acceptable to any business. A sheet metal deburring machine is therefore one of the most important purchases any metalworking company can make — and buying a used trimming machine often makes financial sense.

Surplex.com will regularly feature a deburring machine for sale at a competitive price — available to buy either directly on the website or via an online auction. We often have industrial machinery from the most respected manufacturers in the World, including WEBER, WÖHLER BRUSH TECH, EISENBLÄTTER, LISSMAC and HK DEBURRING. However, if you can’t find the metalworking machinery you’re looking for today, keep checking our site for details of upcoming industrial auctions and sales. Alternatively, you can be among the first to learn about our latest second-hand machinery for sale by signing up to the Surplex newsletter.