A common application is deburring cutting edges, because often after sawing sharp edges and burrs remain which have to be removed.<\/p>\n
When deburring manually, usually table countersinks or grinder benches with rotating wheel brushes are in use. Those brushes remove burrs reliable and easy or round them defined. <\/p>\n
When manufacturing tubes with fixed lengths in serial production, deburring machines are used for the treatment of the cutting edges. The tube is transported through a double sited deburring machine and touches with both ends the rotating roller brushes in the machine. Thereby the tube is turning on its own axis and enables the roller brushes to reach all burrs both at the inner and outer side of the tube. <\/p>\n
The type of the brush depends on the material of the work piece and the burr size which has to be removed. The size of the burr varies according to the thickness of the material and the sawing blade.
\nDepending on the application crimped, knotted wires or wires in special constructions are used. The available qualities and sizes of the wires are manifold. Next to the common deburring brushes with steel wire, Lessmann produces brushes with special filaments like nylon or abrasive nylon. <\/p>\n
Since this deburring application is very intensive in material a high durability of the brush is necessary. Therefore Lessmann produces brushes in a high quality which ensure an excellent brushing result. A static and dynamic balancing guarantee a balanced run of the brush and a long lifetime.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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