Thermal Deburring of Aluminum Manifolds for a Snow Plow

At Burr Off, we are an ISO 9001:2008 certified provider of thermal deburring services, and we were contracted to provide a thermal deburring of a 6061-T6511 aluminum snow plow manifold. We removed all trace particulates from this manifold, which measured 2.850” in length, 2.750” in width, and 2.410” in height, while providing a final product that maintained the tightest tolerances of ±0.005”. After deburring, this manifold was thoroughly washed, rinsed, and dried to remove any remaining chips. We then employed our 8-50X microscope with an integrated scale to measure and inspect for burrs on all surfaces of the manifold. Meticulous visual inspections were performed at set-up, during the process, and for the final inspection. The final results pleased our customer greatly. We now deburr 15,000 of these aluminum manifolds annually for our Milwaukee, Wisconsin customer, which are completed and delivered with average turnaround times of just 2 to 4 days.

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PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS FOR THERMAL DEBURRING OF ALUMINUM MANIFOLDS

Product Description Thermal Deburr of Aluminum Manifold
Capabilities Applied/Processes Primary:
  • Thermal- Deburr

Secondary:
  • Wash, Rinse, Dry

  • Final Inspection, remove chips
Overall Part Dimensions Length: 2.850"
Width: 2.750"
Height: 2.410"
Tightest Tolerances ±0.005"
Pre-Processes Wash and Rinse
Post Processes

  • Final Inspection, remove chips

  • Wash, Rinse, Dry
Material Used 6061-T6511 Aluminum
Material Finish Wash, Rinse, Dry
In process testing/inspection performed Equipment used:
  • 8-50X microscope with integral scale to measure, inspect burr, and all surfaces.

Multiple Inspection points:
  • Visual

  • Set-up/First pc.

  • In process

  • Final inspection
Volume 15,000 annual usage
Delivery/Turnaround Time 2-4 days
Delivery Location Milwaukee, WI
Standards Met Customer Specification
ISO 9001:2008

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