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ksmotaghare
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Deburring Operation With the Help of a Laser

10/08/2006 9:00 AM

Can I get the information on the deburr operation for removal burr. The component is basically steering knuckle. I wish to hv technical details with suppliers name & details.

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Dhananjay
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Re: Deburring Operation With the Help of a Laser

10/08/2006 11:54 PM

Dear Dhananjay ,

Hi , I'm Santosh from wendtindia , Exactly pl let me know process requirements on my mail id santoshk@wendtindia.com .

Warm regards

Santosh
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Re: Deburring Operation With the Help of a Laser

10/09/2006 4:10 AM

Dear Dhananjay,

Will you please provide some more information on the manufacturing process that is leaving the burr? What are the dimensions of the part? May be it can be directly lasercut (without burr) rather than using the laser to remove the burr.

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Vinayak Joshi
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Re: Deburring Operation With the Help of a Laser

10/09/2006 4:35 AM

Dear Mr. Joshi,

Pl. send the test message on my mail ID ksmotaghare@vsnl.net

I will send u details.

I am from pune

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Dhananjay
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