Deburring
In addition to precision machining, Kaseman Machine (KMI) offers a variety of secondary operations, such as deburring, to ensure flawless finishes and completed parts are delivered to our customers every time.
What is Deburring?
Many machining processes, no matter how advanced, have a tendency to leave small ridges or protrusions of metal on parts known as burrs, which can affect the dimensional accuracy and performance of the finished parts. Deburring is a process that removes those imperfections and smooths out the surface, creating a much more reliable part.
Deburring parts after the machining process is complete can also have other preventative benefits. Burrs can cause cracking and premature failure, increase a part’s susceptibility to corrosion and mechanical stresses, and cause unwanted friction and heat or metal-to-metal wear. They can also affect assemblies, causing damage to fasteners and reducing their long-term efficacy.
At KMI, we perform services such as deburring to ensure that our customers receive safer metal components with enhanced functionality and quality. We are committed to meeting or exceeding customer expectations and take several steps to ensure that no part leaves our facility until we’re certain it meets rigorous quality standards.
Kaseman Machine: Machining Solutions from Start to Finish
Kaseman Machine, Inc. is dedicated to providing our customers with unmatched quality, innovation, and service in everything that we do. From custom precision machining to secondary operations like deburring, heat treating, and assembly, we offer extensive industry and process knowledge to ensure you receive precisely the parts you need. From the moment we receive your quote, and beyond when we deliver your finished products, Kaseman is here to provide you with quality manufacturing services that you can rely on at pricing that meets your budget and within a timeline that gets you to the market faster.
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If you’re interested in requesting a quote for our services, don’t hesitate to contact us today. You’ll be able to speak to a member of our team and ask any questions you may have about our capabilities or your next manufacturing project.