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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is deburring?
Large pieces, small parts, ferrous or nonferrous metals-if they’ve been machined, they very likely have burrs that need to be removed. Very often small, delicate or complicated pieces have burrs created at intersection of cross-drilled holes or in other places that are almost inaccessible. We remove those burrs without breakage or damage to your piece.
2. How do you handle delicate, complicated pieces?
a. We use abrasive jet machining (AJM) for those applications which usually would require hand-deburring. It has proved to be a problem solver and saves money for you, our valued client.
b. We have developed our own ultrasonic method for deburring delicate pieces.
3. What areas of deburring do you specialize in?
All areas of the deburring process are handled by our professional specialists. We can provide expert treatment in Vibrating, Tumbling, Hand Deburring, Sandblasting and Polishing and Buffing. If you need a part deburred, we have the technicians to get the job done, quickly, efficiently and in the most cost effective manner.
4. What is your experience in the deburring field?
Tek Deburr has decades, almost a half century, of experience. Serving the Aerospace Industry from the first Polaris program by Sperry Gyroscope, our company was one of only a few in the entire country to achieve the specs necessary for their submarine/missile project. Parts we deburred are now sitting on the Moon!
5. Can I see a sample of your work before I commit to a large project?
Sure! We are proud of our work and would be happy to supply a quality control sample of the job, at no charge.
6. Why should I use Tek Deburr for my project?
You will receive our technical expertise, years of experience dealing with the most demanding standards of the Aero-space industry, precision work at reasonable and affordable prices and a promise to work closely with you in meeting delivery schedules.
Very simply, you will get top quality, professional work, delivered in a timely fashion at great prices. In addition to fine precision work, we also do bulk tumbling.
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