CNC Deburring, Chamfering & Polishing Machine

CNC Display Screen

The CNC display screen acts as the "command center" of the deburring machine, simplifying complex processes into an intuitive interface. Operators can easily oversee machine status, track real-time performance, and fine-tune parameters with precision. This user-friendly design not only streamlines daily operation but also minimizes errors, ensuring stable performance. By combining control, monitoring, and adjustment in one platform, the CNC display helps deliver consistent results and guarantees a high-quality finish on every workpiece.

Internal Structure

The internal structure of the 800RPT consists of one set of abrasive belts + four roller brushes + one polishing roller, forming processing system. The first abrasive belt is used for the initial removal of burrs from the workpiece surface; the second stage with four roller brushes performs brushing treatment, ensuring thorough deburring without damaging the surface; and finally, the polishing roller carries out precision polishing, making the surface smooth, uniform, and visually refined. With its well-designed structure, the Metal Finishing Machine enables efficient, stable, and continuous surface treatment.

Consumables

Abrasive Belt

Abrasive belts are widely used as abrasive tools for metal surface treatment. After undergoing special processing, they are formed into a belt structure, suitable for various tasks such as grinding, deburring, polishing, finishing, and wire drawing. The abrasive belt removes excess material through friction with the workpiece surface, improving the surface quality and appearance of the workpiece.

Roller brushes

The roller brush is an efficient tool used in metal processing and surface treatment, widely applied in deburring, surface brushing, cleaning, and removing oxide layers and oil stains. Its working principle is to make contact between the rotating bristles and the workpiece surface, achieving deburring, chamfering, and surface finishing.

Before deburring:

Workpieces often exhibit burrs, sharp edges, or protruding fins as a result of cutting, stamping, milling, sawing, or drilling. These imperfections can be accompanied by surface oxides, welding slag, oil stains, or other contaminants. Such defects not only compromise the surface quality but may also interfere with subsequent processing steps like coating, welding, or assembly.

After Deburring:

Following the deburring process, the workpiece surface becomes smooth, clean, and free of burrs and sharp edges. All irregular projections and sharp corners generated during manufacturing are effectively removed. Edges are more uniform and rounded, minimizing the risk of injury, reducing wear on tooling, and ensuring better performance and compatibility in downstream operations.

XDP-800RPT Machine Parameter

Clients’  Deburring  Cases

A major stainless steel component manufacturer was struggling with uneven edge finishing, low efficiency, and inadequate surface treatment that often compromised coating and paint adhesion. By introducing the JM Deburring, Polishing & Brushing Machine, the company achieved remarkable improvements in production speed, edge uniformity, and surface quality—especially in eliminating weld oxidation and heat-affected areas. The intelligent automation of the system further minimized manual work while ensuring stable and reliable processing results.