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deburring 30,000 bolts

01/30/2008 3:50 PM

Please,

I would like to know how the deburr 30,000 7/16 bolts with 1/8 cross holes

thank you
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Re: deburring 30,000 bolts

01/30/2008 3:50 PM

Tumble them...

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Re: deburring 30,000 bolts

01/30/2008 6:27 PM

Hello Guest,

What material are the bolts made from?

Are the bolts High-tensile steel?

Are they hot-dip galvanised?

Advise thread pitch, AF/Metric/Coarse/fine as that has a bearing on whether "tumbling them" will be effective.

Are you in a cheap labour area?

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Re: deburring 30,000 bolts

02/01/2008 9:45 AM

Electrochemical deburring may be an option.
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Re: deburring 30,000 bolts

02/04/2008 3:05 PM

I would use Extrude Hone.

They specialize in these type of operations
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Re: deburring 30,000 bolts

02/12/2008 12:39 PM

Have you considered 'walnut shell media' for tumbling? Nails are tumbled in walnut shell media.
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