Historically, deburring and material removal has largely been a manual operation due to the limitations of previously available automated deburring tools. Conventional automated deburring tools can perform adequately along a straight edge or surface, with little or no compliance for cavities or protrusions, but these tools ultimately fail when part tolerances or paths are not exact. The Engineers at ATI have developed three types of compliant deburring tools that make automated deburring cells a safe, consistent, and economical process.
Suited for light and medium effort deburring of burrs produced by machining operations on objects made of aluminum, steel, and other materials and burrs on die-cast objects, fiber-reinforced plastics, etc.
Air-driven vane motor.
Uses 16mm diameter rotary tungsten carbide file.
File free to move 8mm in axial direction, by use of controlled air pressure.
Weight
1.12 lb
Max Burr Compensation
0.16 in
Recommended Burr Compensation
0.08 in
Axial Force Range
0.2 lb - 5.6 lb
Cutting File Surface Speed
25 ft/sec - 35 ft/sec
Air Consumption *
14 cfm
Cutting File Rotation Speed
18000 - 25000 rpm
Sound Pressure Level / Value A
75 dB(A)
Sound Pressure Level / Value C
87 dB(C)
Power
250 W @ 20000 rpm
Torque at Lower Speeds
0.3 ft-lb
* At 75 psi
Historically, deburring and material removal has largely been a manual operation due to the limitations of previously available automated deburring tools. Conventional automated deburring tools can perform adequately along a straight edge or surface, with little or no compliance for cavities or protrusions, but these tools ultimately fail when part tolerances or paths are not exact. The Engineers at ATI have developed three types of compliant deburring tools that make automated deburring cells a safe, consistent, and economical process.
- Suited for light and medium effort deburring of burrs produced by machining operations on objects made of aluminum, steel, and other materials and burrs on die-cast objects, fiber-reinforced plastics, etc.
- Air-driven vane motor.
- Uses 16mm diameter rotary tungsten carbide file.
- File free to move 8mm in axial direction, by use of controlled air pressure.
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Max Burr Compensation | 0.16 in |
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Recommended Burr Compensation | 0.08 in |
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Axial Force Range | 0.2 lb - 5.6 lb |
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Cutting File Surface Speed | 25 ft/sec - 35 ft/sec |
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Cutting File Rotation Speed | 18000 - 25000 rpm |
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Sound Pressure Level / Value A | 75 dB(A) |
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Sound Pressure Level / Value C | 87 dB(C) |
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Torque at Lower Speeds | 0.3 ft-lb |
* At 75 psi
