Processing Technology: The Importance of Deburring to Protect People and Products
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At Surinain Island, we sell products as ready-made items that have been individually deburred as a manufacturer of decorative hardware. "Burrs" are the sharp edges that occur during processes like cutting metal. The image shows the "burrs" generated when cutting stainless steel. They are very dangerous as they can cut your hands if touched bare. If not properly processed: - They can injure or harm people. - They can damage other products. - They can reduce assembly accuracy. [About Burr Processing] Using machines or hand tools for processing metal is a necessary task, but we also offer products designed to prevent the generation of burrs. - Safety Angle - Safety Short Channel - Burr Concealer *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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■Keywords: metal burr, burr, safety measures, edge treatment, *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Surinain Island Co., Ltd. manufactures hardware intended for decoration with the desire to deliver beautiful and high-quality products to our customers. By conducting safety tests using our unique experimental equipment, we create products that can be used with peace of mind. Through our products and services, we contribute to the progress and development of nations, societies, cultures, and humanity by creating "new value" and "new markets."
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